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Karen Cohn
Edward Cohn
March 22nd, 1928 - March 27th, 2020
March 22nd, 1928 - March 27th, 2020
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Karen Cohn
From Joseph Distler: Ed and I go back to Spain in the early '60's when there was still remnants of Old Spain. He loved HER and always did HER honors with his aficion and sense of tradition. Like Paco Cano, Ed was a GIANT in a small body. Always a good word, always a friendly smile and most of all always a marvelous story to share. I last saw him the year he came to Pamplona and stood the curva like the Warrior he was without moving an inch or blinking an eye and smiling when the Bulls passed as if he were already in Heaven. He joins the ranks of our beloved friends who have gone to the Big Tendido before him and where, I am certain, he has a sol y sombre seat happily awaiting him. Pray San Fermin guides him gently to it. Joseph Distler Paris - Pamplona
Tony de Losada
While visiting Ed at his home and waiting for him to open another bottle of wine, I looked at his vast array of books. I noticed one by an author I was familiar with, Barnaby Conrad, who once owned El Matador, a famous Broadway Street Bistro in my home town of San Francisco. Ed noticed me and told me to open the book to a specific page; I did so, and what I saw was a picture of a cloud of dust and just barely, a small figure holding a cape and facing a gigantic, snorting, powerful-looking Bull! The huge animal, head down and puffing into the ball of dust. Ed said casually, "that's me in a Bull Ring in Madrid! " My admiration was immediate; I thought, " Wow, he must have nerves of steel!" Goodbye Ed! we miss you. Tony de Losada and Peggy Watkins
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