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Penny Weiss
January 15, 2012
Joe Cohen was my childhood friend who proposed to me. He was talented musically and had a gift of gab. His wide beautiful smile filled my heart and his laughter filled the room. He was wonderful. He always made me laugh... the funniest guy I ever knew. I loved being with him. He knew how to play every instrument. I wish I could watch him play the guitar and sing. He could (and did !) make a violin from scratch and turn it into a fine instrument ! He was independant and proud. He was loyal and passionate about important issues and always defended being a Jew and defended Israel proudly. He was one of my favorite people in the world and I sadly miss him. I still listen to his brilliant music, which could STILL hit the charts, if marketed. He will always make me cry and make my heart smile. I will always love my Joey even now.
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