Ronald Allen Cohen

Ronald Allen Cohen, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and friend, peacefully departed this world on January 13, 2026, at the age of 81. Born on October 9, 1944, in Fresno, California, he grew up in Hackensack New Jersey and raised his family in Yardley, Pennsylvania. Ron epitomized a life imbued with passion, commitment, and love in all that he undertook.

A graduate of Temple Dental School, class of 1970, Ron devoted an impressive 50 years to his esteemed career as a dental practitioner at Blumberg/Cohen Family Dentistry in Bensalem, Pennsylvania. His dedication to his patients was unwavering, as he approached each day with the belief that his work was a profound privilege. He touched countless lives with his expertise and compassion, evident in the smiles he fostered.

Beyond the confines of his practice, Ron was a man of diverse interests and deep-rooted joy. He found immense happiness in golfing, where he relished the tranquility of the game, as well as in traveling to new destinations that broadened his horizons. Among sporting events, his loyalty to the Eagles and Phillies shone brightly; he was an avid fan as well as their #1 critic. Ron also had a passion for creativity and diligence, often delighting in countless home projects that bore testament to his resourcefulness.

A proud veteran, Ron served honorably as a captain in the Airforce from 1970 to 1972 at Warner-Robbins Airforce Base in Georgia. His military service was yet another reflection of his dedication to his principles and community, showcasing his deep sense of duty.

Above all, Ron's proudest accomplishment was sharing a remarkable 56 years of marriage with his beloved wife, Barbara. Their union was a testament to love, strength, and partnership, as together they cherished the joys of raising their three sons—Jeffrey, Eric, and Benjamin.

The legacy of Ron Cohen will live on through his cherished family, which includes his wife Barbara (Talewsky) Cohen, his brother Marc Cohen, his devoted sons, Jeffrey, Eric, and Benjamin, and their loving wives, Julia, Kelly, and Ann Marie. He delighted in his role as a grandfather to his grandsons, Nate, Evan, and AJ, who were the radiant lights of his later years.

Ron is predeceased by beloved family members, including his father, Emanuel Cohen; his mother, Sandra Cohen; and his sister-in-law, Barbara A. Cohen. Each of them played a vital role in shaping the man he became, and he carried their memory with him throughout his life.

As Ron transitioned peacefully, surrounded by his beloved family, he left behind a legacy filled with warmth, laughter, and a profound love that will continue to resonate deeply in the hearts of all who knew him. His spirit will forever linger in the sunlit fairways of the golf courses he adored, and the enduring love of his family who will strive to honor his memory in all they do.

Memorial contributions, in Ronalds memory, may be made to :

101 Richboro Road, Newtown, PA 18940

215.968.3400 | synagogue@shiramipa.org

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