Former Mayor Edward I. Koch said on Monday that he planned to stay in Manhattan — for good.
Mr. Koch, who turned 83 in December, said that he had purchased a burial plot in Trinity Church Cemetery.
“The idea of leaving Manhattan permanently irritates me,” said Mr. Koch, who represented the East Side in the City Council and in Congress before being elected to the first of three terms as mayor in 1977.
Koch, Resolved to Spend Eternity in Manhattan, Buys a Cemetery Plot
Former Mayor Edward I. Koch said on Monday that he planned to stay in Manhattan — for good.
Mr. Koch, who turned 83 in December, said that he had purchased a burial plot in Trinity Church Cemetery.
“The idea of leaving Manhattan permanently irritates me,” said Mr. Koch, who represented the East Side in the City Council and in Congress before being elected to the first of three terms as mayor in 1977.













