Abstract
SUMMARY This article presents the history of the National Interfaith Coalition on Aging. This organization, like many, owes its founding to many important people. Two key individuals are Donald Clingan and Thomas Cook, Jr. To understand the history of this organization is to understand the labors of these two witnesses. The authors interviewed these two men in order to both celebrate their contributions to this organization as well as to fully understand the history of this important organization.
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