Amanda Kloots remembers late husband Nick Cordero 2019 birthday on his 42nd birthday #ripnickcordero #amandakloots #liveyourlife #broadway #COVID19

A Life Well Lived

Today would have been Nick Cordero’s 42nd birthday, as he was born on this day back in 1977, COVID19 however had other plans, taking Nick’s life so tragically, which Nick fought courageously till his death, so Nick’s widow, Amanda Kloots, celebrates the live that Nick lived by looking back at Nick’s birthday last year, just one day after Nick, Amanda, and then 3-month-old son, Elvis, moved from New York City to Los Angeles, California.

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My angel in heaven is celebrating his birthday today. Happy 42nd Birthday baby 🎊 I bet you’re having quite the celebration up there, probably singing to everyone. Elvis and I will be singing here on earth to you ❤️ ⠀ These pics and videos were from our party last year at our friends home in Laurel Canyon. It could not have been a more perfect party for him. He was at his favorite bar with his favorite friends in Laurel Canyon, his dream come true. Right after he blew out his candles I remember him saying, “Come on! I’m so blessed!” ⠀ I love you with all my heart. Happy Birthday 😘

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Nick was in his favorite bar amongst his family and friends where it could’ve not been more perfect for him, as well as at a friend’s home up on Laurel Canyon, California, Nick was living the dream, saying he was blessed after blowing out the candles.

The life, and legacy of Nick Cordero lives on in the present as Broadway Records today releases Nick’s “Live Your Life” album, performed live at Feinstein’s 54 Below in New York City, a one-man show starring Nick Cordero, singing popular pop songs and show tunes, plus Nick’s original song, “Live Your Life”.

Daniel Quintanilla