The passing of former Mayor Ed Koch is truly very sad news.
During his distinguished career as a congressmember and mayor, he always had a very upbeat, candid attitude with everyone. He always spoke his mind, and even if you did not agree with him, you had to respect him. He took no guff from anyone. He certainly was a very important part of New York City’s political history, and he will be sorely missed.
In my opinion, Koch did just great.
John Amato
Fresh Meadows
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