*Ø* Blogmanac | Loving Tribute to Allen Cohen, Luminary of the Sixties


From our Friend, Eric, of EP-Rants:

I've received some sad news about my friend Allen Cohen, and I've been
asked to pass this information along.

I'd like to ask you to share a prayer for my friend.

E.P.

http://www.sfheart.com/cohen.html
http://www.familydog.com/allen.html
http://www.sixties.com/html/cohen.html
http://www.sfheart.com/liberation_of_iraq.html

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From: JCFlyer33@aol.com
Date: Mon Apr 5, 2004 10:50:52 AM US/Pacific
To: ep@octalouie.com
Subject: Allen Cohen

Louie . . . Could you please pass this along to your list.. thx.. JC


Friends and Family:

It is with sadness that I report that our friend Allen Cohen is in the
end stage of his brave fight for life. Allen wants to express his
eternal gratitude to all who have helped him during the past several
months. It was just this past October that Allen received his new liver
and had seemed to make the crucial turn that would ensure many years of
good health. Unfortunately, by year-end the liver cancer that had been
in remission prior to his surgery returned again finding a new home in
his pelvis. Despite six weeks of intensive radiation therapy, the
tumor continued to grow and spread, leaving Allen weak and ill beyond
description. Tonight as Allen attends what will surely be his last
Seder, we ask that you give a moment of silence at 7:30PM (PST). As
the world around us is engulfed in war, we want to celebrate the life
of a man of peace. Allen Cohen is a visionary warrior who has
continued to fight the good fight to the very end. We are celebrating
the life of a teacher who has planted seeds of peace for generations
to come. It would be nice if we all could rally around Allen in what
is now his final hours as his spirit travels into the afterlife where
we will all meet again.

In love and light,

J.C. Juanis

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A multi-part tribute to Allen can be found at A-Changin' Times (ACT) for those who would like to remember or newly acquaint themselves with the man, his life and his legacy. Peace.