Ed Koch, former NYC mayor, remembered in Queens
Witty, blunt, irascible face of New York City served for three terms
Ed Koch, former NYC mayor, remembered in Queens 1
Ed Koch in 2011 striking a familiar pose — all smiles before cameras and microphones on another successful Election Night. The irrepressible Koch, who served three terms, died early Friday morning at age 88.
Farewell to a prince of the city
Temple Emanu-El in Manhattan, where the service for Mayor Ed Koch was held on Monday.
Farewell to a prince of the city
An NYPD honor guard carries the casket of former Mayor Ed Koch out of Temple Emanu-El on Monday.
Farewell to a prince of the city
Mayor Bloomberg, front, and former mayors Rudy Giuliani and David Dinkins departing the temple.
Farewell to a prince of the city
Former President Bill Clinton greets the crowd outside Temple Emanu-El after the service.
Farewell to a prince of the city
Nayibe Nunez-Berger, left, and Aida Gonzales-Jarrin of the Latin-American Cultural Center of Queens, with the event’s official program.
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