Birth date: Feb 25, 1926 Death date: May 8, 2017
Hyman Cohen (Hy), born February 25, 1926, was the youngest child of twelve children born to Wolf and Esther (Rosenberg) Cohen. As a child growing up, Hy was involved in the Boy Scouts, a professional boys’ choir that sang for loca Read Obituary
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Stac- Bill and I are thinking of you and Nat and your family. Your grandpa looks like a very special person . We will keep you and your family in our prayers. Love Angela and Bill
Margaret and Linda Slattery purchased the Simply Elegant Spathiphyllum for the family of Hyman Cohen.
My Uncle Hy really came into my life later, rather than earlier. Living in Tulsa, then Harlingen, then Dallas, there was always too much distance when I was young for us to form a relationship, but once the Internet came on the scene, we found each other and we were kindred souls. As Bob's oldest daughter, I had heard all the family stories since I was a child and his being the youngest of the 9 who made it to adulthood, we found that we could share our stories about the family, as well as our love for a good joke or tale. He was an expert reconnoiter who, like my dad, would breath life into the written as well the spoken word. He would send me pictures of airplanes and stories about different pilots and I actually looked at them and read them…just for him…because honestly, it was all Greek to me! I will miss him desperately and deeply. He was my tie to the old ways, to my dad and my uncles and aunts, but mostly…this is hard to explain…he was a big part of who I am. As I said before, we were kindred spirits. He loved speaking bits of Yiddish to me, relating his life in the assisted living program, his accomplishments there, his going to temple with friends, and I adored and cherished each letter. I'll miss that most of all. What is also so hard is because we were so far away, I can't feel him as not here, not at the other side of my computer. I'm waiting for that email, that joke…but I guess that's a good thing because as long as I live, he will remain in my heart, always eager to tell a good story, to share an experience. I love you so much, my precious Uncle. Fly with those new wings, you earned them.
Val and Eddie Verhaalen and family purchased the Basket of Joy for the family of Hyman Cohen.
My uncle Hy was an amazing person. A real human being. He was the youngest of nine siblings, including my father Bob Cohen. He has followed his wife, parents, and siblings to the other side. He may be physically gone, but his soul lives on; and resides in the hearts of those who loved him. I will miss his stories about the Cohen family; and his insights into his life. He was a shining light; and a touchstone in my life. He was unforgettable; and will always be remembered in my heart; and the hearts of his children; grandchildren, nieces, and nephews. Soar high Uncle Hy Your niece Debbi Mowka and her husband Andreas Mowka
