Daniel Angus Cox

Danny we've been friends since the first grade. You always lifted me up when I needed a boost. I will miss our FB chats but look forward to the ones we will have when I join you above.

The world wobbles a little off its axis as we feel the loss of such a great kind sweet spirit! Fond memories harken me back to Dannys drummer days at Smittys and Finales in the early 80's and to Danny acting in many Shakespeare in the Park plays in the late 90's. Altho we lost touch, I always heard from ATL friends and Tally locals that he was thriving in thE city, NYC. Many times we shared the lighted path of the 'thumbnail moon', a phrase he coined to me.
I am only comforted in knowing...

One of the positive things about being a teacher is that we get to know some really extraordinary people. Daniel will always be one of those students I will think of fondly, always remembering the twinkle in his eyes and the beautiful smile on his face. His passing has reminded us all of the fragility of life and how difficult it is to lose someone who is so respected and loved. We have lost a promising talent, a loving soul, and a genuinely caring man. I send sincere sympathies to...

Danny you will be missed. Much sympathy & love to the family, especially you Flo, love ya girl. You are in my thoughts & prayers. Love & hugs. Paula

Rest in peace and join the angels up there. You were a precious kid, we loved you as part of our family way back than.

Oh Danny, you left too soon, we weren't finished with our conversation and we still had to take that ride through Tom Brown Park. You enjoy your celebration home and I'll see you when I get there, we'll catch up then. Love you.

Cherished memories of an adorable and smiling child performing magic tricks with his hat and whirling cape after dinner at the Cox home. Rest in peace precious Danny.