Lori Cohen

Birth date: Jan 24, 1960 Death date: Jan 22, 2020

Lori Helene Cohen passed away in Boynton Beach, Florida on January 22, 2020 at the age of 59. She was the cherished daughter of Rhona and Barry Cohen; sister of Brad Craig (Lisa) Cohen; adored aunt of Carly Cohen. Funeral Services Read Obituary

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Susan Moore

300w ago

I am still shocked she is not here and I don’t have words for how sad I am for Rhona Barry Brad and Carly😢. Lori was truly very different and made her even more special because she wasn’t ordinary.. she didn’t let anyone crap on her.. even with her health issues she was strong in every other way and knew had to take care of herself.. you could not pull anything over miss Lori, that was sure.. but amazing about her that she had that tough side but was so good hearted.. she took care of the ones that needed her like her parents and the animals around her.. someone everyone will remember as she had a lot of attributes..I will truly miss her her and only wish I didn’t get closer to her.. Loved the choice that was made in her ROSE casket.. she went in style ♥️ Susan Moore

Suzan Rice

300w ago

I am so sorry for your loss, I wish I had a magic wand to take away your pain, I never met Lori, but she was a great friend of a good friend of mine I know how much pain he is in.
Gods speed Lori, and May Peace be with all of her family and friends.

Glenn Carr

300w ago

For those who do not know me, my mother married Lori's uncle -- Murray Cohen in July 1975. I was almost 17 years old when that happened. The Cohen family welcomed my brother and myself warmly, and we were instantly part of their close family. I remember in January of the next year being invited to Lori's sweet 16 party at the Jacob Sandy Lodge in Randallstown. She introduced me to all of her friends as "my cousin", and I was so impressed with all the friends she had. Lori fiercely loved and was loyal to her family and friends. She was a big advocate for causes that involved her friends, and was always in their corner. I never met a more loving aunt than our dear Lori was to Carly, who always told her that "I love you to the moon and back". My heart is shattered, and one behalf of my family I send our love and comfort to Uncle Barry, Aunt Rhona, cousin Brad and his wife Lisa, to sweet Carly and her wonderful mother Donna.

Shari Gaister

300w ago

Rona, Barry, Brad, Lisa and Carly, We are so sorry to hear the tragic news of the passing of Lori. We met Lori while living in Pikeswood. What a wonderful neighborhood to grow up in and to form lifelong friendships. We can’t imagine how heartbroken you and your family must be. May the constant love of your caring friends and family soften your sadness….and May your cherished memories bring you moments of comfort. When someone you love becomes a memory…..the memory becomes a treasure.
Shari Wollman Gaister and Jodi Wollman Rubin

Trudie Peterson

300w ago

Lori and I met when I interviewed her for a manager position with the company she eventually went to work. It was a telephone interview because I telecommuted from NC. She called me as she left her second interview with Wayne McCreedy the President, to let me know how it went. We didn’t meet in person for over a year after she was hired. But we talked on the phone almost daily for years. She made me laugh, not like a chuckle laugh but a loud, from the gut laugh. We shared a lot of good times and some not good times with the company we worked. There was a time where Lori was out for several months, I volunteered to cover her properties for her because she had talked about them so much I felt like I knew them. She loved her clients and they loved her. Lori was a good friend and a great property manager. She loved her parents, brother and sister-in-law and niece Carly with all her heart. She would have given you all she had if needed. She will be missed. See you later alligator!💕

Val Steinberg

300w ago

Although I hadn't known Lori very long, we discovered a kinship that linked to both of us hailing from Gaithersburg, Maryland and sharing a true love for blue crab. As the leader of our Palm Beach foodie group, she was instrumental in forging new friendships among several members, sharing a love of exploring new restaurants and enjoying old favorites. We will all miss her terribly and will keep her in our hearts and minds.

Joanne Cohen

300w ago

Rhona, Barry, Brad, Lisa, and Carly

No words can describe how sorry I am for your loss. I’m trying to wrap my head around this and cannot seem to do it. I have no memory without the Cohen’s in my life. Lori was one of the first friends I had and your family means the world to me. Please know my thoughts are here with you through this dark and difficult time.

Love, Joanne Rosner Cohen

Brian Moffett

300w ago

Just one quick thing she was in nyc with carly her loving niece and I took them all over nothing but the places of couse and just watching her looking at CARLY HAVIN A BLAST WITH US SHE HAD A SMILE FROM EAR TO EAR WATCHING HER LOVIN NIECE HAVING A BLAST WHEN I SAW HER I SAID TO MYSELF SHE IS MY KIND OF PERSON REST IS PEACE MUCH LOVE BRIAN MOFFETT

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