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Monday, February 4, 2013

Movers and Shakers Queried: They Tell Us How They Will Remember Mayor Koch

"I will remember Mayor Koch because he helped end the transit strike and helped New York City come out of a huge financial crisis. He was somebody who could relate to anybody."
-Russ Cohen 
Author of The Winter Classic, The NHL's Savior, and owner of www.sportsology.info

"I will always remember Mayor Koch because he was first and foremost a champion of New York City. He loved the city, and worked hard to bring us together during difficult times. To answer his often repeated question: 'How'm I doing?', I say 'You did well, and NYC is a better place because of you.'"
-Kathryn M Deane, Author 

"I will remember Mayor Koch's vibrant, full- of -surprises, personality. The City reflected his image, and he brought joy and interest to many necessary projects. His name will always be affiliated with the city he so loved."
-Ellen Christine 


"I will always have fond memories of Mayor Koch being a true and dedicated Mayor for the people 
of NYC. He was always in the public eye and came across as a regular New Yorker and warmed 
the hearts of all.  
He was the most approachable Mayor & remained more involved and relevant to all New Yorkers. 
One morning in the late seventies at the East 77th Street subway stop I had the privilege of shaking his hand.   
He asked 'How'm I doing?'. I gave him an enthusiastic two thumbs up. 
It was an honor and a privilege to have lived in New York during his tenure and to watch his 
continuing involvement in world affairs and all that was New York.   
Mayor Koch will deeply missed."
-
Richard Salome,


"Mayor Koch embodied the spirit of the city. Diverse in opinion, outspoken, passionate, reflective and warm. Always a throbbing pulse in what coursed through Gotham."
-Laurie Towers CEO, Physical Advantage PC 

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