Stanford Cohen

Still thinking of him.
Regards,
Ron Gianettino

To the family of the man that stole my heart
I was just browsing the internet in hopes to find a way to get in contact with Mr.Cohen - and then - I saw this
My heart sank to hear of his passing .
I was his nurse when he was at short term rehab
I cared for him as I would my own family
His insight and his attention to detail was what initially started our lengthy conversations . He was always so thankful .
What a beautiful soul he is and will continue to be...

I had the pleasure of meeting Stan through Glenmeadow. I so enjoyed my time with him, hearing stories from his "Stan the Grocery Man" days and WWII.
He had such a way of making people feel special. I will truly treasure my memories of him.
My condolences to his family and all who were lucky enough to know him.

Sad day for all of us who have had the privilege of knowing and loving my Uncle Stan. He was a gentleman, generous and humble, sincerely interested in others. He cared for his dear Gloria with great love! His family will miss him, grateful for all our years of having him here with us. He will be with us in so many ways, always.

Dear Jane and family,
I am so sorry to hear of your father's passing. You are in my thoughts.

Rich, I'm truly sad to hear about your Dads passing.
He was a mentor and a mensch to me. I miss those
Monday night dinners after the ad meeting when I often use to drive him to the airport. I had many business and life lessons from him over a cocktail and a burger.
I was in awe of how he could turn a contentious meeting around by his humor or solid logic that nobody could challenge.
I always thought of him as indestructible and, I guess, to me, he always will be.
Please extend...

Rich,
I'm very sad to read about the passing of your dad. He was a great man, and i loved him dearly. I will miss him very much.