Allan J. Fox

We met the Foxes in Concord and our family remained friends for decades. Allan kindly gave my youngest sister a white rabbit from their farm, after visiting the Foxes and Friendly Farm for a day, whom she named Fluffy White Rose. I still have my Friendly Farm refrigerator magnet.
Mr. Fox was so kind and gentle. I am very sorry to hear of his passing. I hope he and my father, who passed in June, are having one of their conversations together now.
My condolences to the Foxes.

What a wonderful man Sr Fox was.

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lovedones.(Isaiah26:19)

We (my mother and I) just started to get to know Mr Fox as my daughter married his grandson, JB. We last saw him at the baptism of Noelle. We felt the warmth of the church and the Fox family. We are sorry that we cannot attend the service. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you. Nancy Kogut and Edie Tripp

Our thoughts go out to the entire Fox family. As kids, we have such fond memories of trekking up from the Boston area to the Friendly Farm. Our frequent visits evolved into all of us feeling as though we had developed a special friendship. Every few visits we'd get a chance to help feed the animals after the normal visiting hours were over and Allan somehow always seemed to know which chicken might have just laid an egg that a lucky one of us could retrieve. Those special memories will be...

We are so sorry for your loss. You father's obituary describes a very dear and gentle man with wide interests who definitely thinks "outside the box"- much like his son Ken. Wishing your family peace during this difficult time. Linda Howard

We are so sorry to hear about Allan. Our memories of him and Mary Alice in the Sun Ray community are many. They are greatly missed in our community. We are praying that God will be with Mary Alice and family in a very special way. Love, Fred and Janice Beyers

Mr. Allan Fox will be missed by all the the Dublin Community Center. Allan attended almost all events and just recently, stayed for the fall Dublin School Coffeehouse, loud music and all! When he left he hugged me, smiled and said "I love seeing all these young people." Mr. Fox was always smiling and so kind to all including my young children. I will surely miss him and all the love and light he brought to a room. I send my condolences on behalf of the McFall Family and the Dublin Community...