Bobby Lee Cox

I know it´s been awhile since you passed, but I just wanted to leave a message letting anyone reading this that although I didn´t see Bob or Sue much after my grandparents, his parents, passed away I always loved you both. I remember hanging out at his service station a lot with my mom, his sister, while they visited or waited for our car to be repaired. Love and miss you.

Bob was my first real boss. He was an excellent boss as well as a friend. I and many others have real treasured memories of working with Bob at his Vickers filling station. 5515 E Harry in Wichita. I wish we would have stayed in touch, but that didn't keep me and others remembering the great experiences we had together. He was a great person and I know he will be really missed. Sue and family, my prayers are with you.

I have a picture of Bobby Cox boxing my father in Hilltop from the early 1960's. The Hylton family loved Bobby Cox and the whole Cox family. I remember going to his gas station as a kid and wanting to just hang out. He was always the same - friendly, funny and a great smile. Great memories with all the Cox Family. God Bless Bobby Cox.

May the love of God, family and friends sustain you through your grief.