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Tonight, we want to take a moment to remember Koran Irvine, the 46-year-old Con Edison worker whose life was tragically cut short following a shooting on the George Washington Bridge. Because behind the headlines about how Koran died is a story about how he lived. A New York City native with Brooklyn roots, Koran eventually settled in Rockland County, where he built a life with his wife, Patricia, and their children, Lea and Hiro. He was approaching 20 years with Con Edison, a milestone he had recently been talking proudly about with friends. And Koran was a New Yorker through and through. A big sports fan, he recently joined thousands of New Yorkers celebrating the Knicks, enjoying one of those special moments that brought the entire city together. A friend remembered seeing him most mornings before work. In one of their last conversations, Koran was looking for shoes for his kids, talking about his wife, and inviting his friend to his children’s track event. That’s who Koran Irvine was. A Black man who worked hard, raised his family and built a life from Brooklyn to Rockland County, only to have that life taken from him far too soon. His family remembers his jokes, his infectious smile and his zest for life. A GoFundMe has been established to support Patricia, Lea and Hiro as they navigate the unimaginable road ahead. Our deepest condolences go out to his family, friends and everyone who loved Koran. His life was bigger than the tragedy that ended it. Rest in peace, Koran Irvine. Follow us for more news.
Tonight, we want to take a moment to remember Koran Irvine, the 46-year-old Con Edison worker whose life was tragically cut short following a shooting on the George Washington Bridge. Because behind the headlines about how Koran died is a story about how he lived. A New York City native with Brooklyn roots, Koran eventually settled in Rockland County, where he built a life with his wife, Patricia, and their children, Lea and Hiro. He was approaching 20 years with Con Edison, a milestone he had recently been talking proudly about with friends. And Koran was a New Yorker through and through. A big sports fan, he recently joined thousands of New Yorkers celebrating the Knicks, enjoying one of those special moments that brought the entire city together. A friend remembered seeing him most mornings before work. In one of their last conversations, Koran was looking for shoes for his kids, talking about his wife, and inviting his friend to his children’s track event. That’s who Koran Irvine was. A Black man who worked hard, raised his family and built a life from Brooklyn to Rockland County, only to have that life taken from him far too soon. His family remembers his jokes, his infectious smile and his zest for life. A GoFundMe has been established to support Patricia, Lea and Hiro as they navigate the unimaginable road ahead. Our deepest condolences go out to his family, friends and everyone who loved Koran. His life was bigger than the tragedy that ended it. Rest in peace, Koran Irvine. Follow us for more news.

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