Passed away on January 25, 2019, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin after an extended illness, in the care of friends and family. Born in 1952, in Charleroi, Pennsylvania to Harry and Margaret (nee Stefan) Cochenour. Preceded in death by parents and by brother Terry (Deborah). Phi Beta Kappa at Case Western Reserve, Cleveland Ohio, MD at Perelman School ofContinue Reading
Bruce D. Olsen
left a message on August 17, 2019:
Don was my best friend while we were undergraduates at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. I remember his passion for chess, although I was not a very competent adversary for him. We took many of the same classes, as we both majored in Chemistry (I also majored in Biology). I kept in touch with him a few years after we graduated from CWRU, but then our life paths diverged. I have frequently thought of Don since then, and I have often considered renewing our friendship, but until today, I was unable to locate any information about him. I'm very sorry I was unable to see him again before he passed, but I will always treasure the times we shared.
Thomas Glebe
left a message on June 3, 2019:
Condolences and best wishes to Donald's surviving friends and family. Don and me were best friends for several years in the early 80's and we're roommates in Los Angeles for awhile. We had no contact after that and his move back to Pittsburgh but I will always remember Don's great sense of humor. We used to make each other laugh all the time and it was and is an honor to have known him as a great friend for the times we spent together...
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Bruce D. Olsen
left a message on August 17, 2019:
Don was my best friend while we were undergraduates at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. I remember his passion for chess, although I was not a very competent adversary for him. We took many of the same classes, as we both majored in Chemistry (I also majored in Biology). I kept in touch with him a few years after we graduated from CWRU, but then our life paths diverged. I have frequently thought of Don since then, and I have often considered renewing our friendship, but until today, I was unable to locate any information about him. I'm very sorry I was unable to see him again before he passed, but I will always treasure the times we shared.
Thomas Glebe
left a message on June 3, 2019:
Condolences and best wishes to Donald's surviving friends and family. Don and me were best friends for several years in the early 80's and we're roommates in Los Angeles for awhile. We had no contact after that and his move back to Pittsburgh but I will always remember Don's great sense of humor. We used to make each other laugh all the time and it was and is an honor to have known him as a great friend for the times we spent together...
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.