JONATHAN COHEN

COHEN--Jonathan Little. Jonathan (Jon) Little Cohen, beloved husband, friend, father and grandfather, passed away peacefully holding the hand of his caring wife of 27 years, Allison Morrow. A gentleman of the highest virtue in both deed and thought, a giver of strength and kindness. Born to Reuben Cohen, Army Officer & Director of VA Hospitals and Marjorie Little, a Director of Nursing at what is now NYU Hospital. Jon is also survived by his loving son, Gregory Cohen and his adoring daughter, Suzanne Cohen, and grandchildren, Elisabeth, Cynthia and Emmett. Jon graduated from Hampton High School, VA, Dartmouth College, BS and The Amos Tuck School of Business, MBA. He served his country as a loyal Navy Lieutenant stationed on destroyers in the Atlantic Fleet. He was a long serving Partner of Goldman Sachs, touching the lives and careers of so many around the globe. Always speaking strength to power and power to strength. He became a Partner in 1984, a Limited Partner in 1996, an Advisory Director in 1999 and a Senior Director in 2016 and continued to answer the call whenever his experience was sought by current and former partners. Jon was a member of Bellport Bay Yacht Club, Coral Beach Club, Mill Reef Club, Southampton Bath & Tennis Club, India House, Union Club and The Knickerbocker Club. Jon, a passionate philanthropist, set an honorable and long lasting example for others. He was Chairman and Trustee, First Presbyterian Church, NY, Trustee, Friends Seminary, Chairman, Board of Overseers at the Amos Tuck School of Business, Chairman, Hood Museum, Trustee, Oberlin College, Trustee and Trustee Emeritus, Wildlife Conservation Society, Trustee, Florence Griswold Museum, National Trustee, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Dartmouth College President's Leadership Council Founding Member, Friend of Hobart College and Bryant Fellow at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Jon's honor to: The Metropolitan Museum of Art The American Wing, New York, 10028, attention: Sylvia Yount, metmuseum.org, The Amos Tuck School Of Business, New Hampshire, 03755, attention: Mathew Slaughter, givetotuck.org and Hobart College, Geneva NY, 14456, attention: Mark Gearan, hws.edu. A service will be held Tuesday, March 4th at 3:30pm at The First Presbyterian Church, 12th Street and Fifth Avenue, New York 10011.