Seymour Cohen

Dear Mrs. Cohen,

Please accept my deepest, heartfelt sympathy for your loss.

Seymour flew with my father, Bill O'Brien, on Daddy's Delight several times. He shared the few photos he had of them together with me.

I'll miss him, as he was a connection to my own late father's wartime past. Imagine our mutual surprise when we discovered he knew my father! I still remember vividly the night he came to the house and saw a picture of my Dad standing underneath...

Although we only knew each other a few short years, I will never forget our roundtable at Panara with all the boys. There will always be a place for you at that table.
Rest in peace my friend.

wonderful working with Sy . we'll all miss him , his sense of humor and WW II stories .

It was a pleasure to meet and get to know Sy as a fellow volunteer at the AAM. His sense of humor and his self deprecating manner were to me a hallmark of a member of the "Greatest Generation".

Seymour, May God hold you in the hollow of his hand as an inspiration to all of us. Rest in peace.

A great pleasure to have known you and sad to see the last flight happen. You will always be in our hearts at the museum and your rotten bombing of Gunther will always bring a smile as you smiled at that story.

My heart felt sympathy for your loss...from a fellow WWll veteran and aerial gunner. There ain't many of us left.

Seymour, I will truly miss you. We were
friends from the Cradle and the airpower museum. George Schuchman

To my friend Seymour,
With rue my heart is laden
For golden friends i had.

You will live in my heart.