Zachary's younger brother, Henry, eventually decided to pursue a job as a lifeguard. “Henry now stands among the ranks of water-safety first responders. His new position serves as a meaningful living remembrance on what would have been Zachary’s 21st birthday,” Cohn says.
Karen Cohn lost her 6-year-old son, Zachary, when he drowned in the backyard pool. “I’m still overwhelmed with emotion when I think back to that horrible day in 2007, the day that changed our lives forever,” she writes.
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After the loss of her six-year-old son Zachary, Karen Cohn with #client@ZACFoundation has dedicated her life to teaching others about #drowningprevention. This week she shared her story and lifesaving advice with @GMA.
Fifteen years after her son’s drowning death, a Connecticut mom has channeled her family’s grief and tragedy into a lifesaving mission, working to spread awareness about swimming and water safety.
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@CAFitAlliance Hello! Is there someone that I can speak with for background research on regional gym closures during the pandemic and in recent months? TY!
I can’t believe that this was 11 years ago! I’m so proud of all of this years dancers and students involved in @THON. For the Kids 🎗 #THON21#closertoacure#PennState