Don L. Cox

I worked with Jerry Cox at the A. J. Bayless store at 27th Avenue and Van Buren for several years as a "sack boy," stocker and cashier.

I went to meet Jerry and met Don over at their house with my dad's green 55 Chevrolet. Don was washing cars out front and for some reason he had some yellow paint. He proceeded to paint two yellow "wings" on my dad's car. I could have beaten the crap out of him, except for the fact that I was only 5' 8" and weighed approximately 119 pounds...

Don was a true leader and mentor to many in the grocery business. His impact was felt by 100s of us. I for one will truely miss Don

I am sorry to hear of Don's passing, we worked together at the El Rancho Markets at Tower Plaza in Phoenix and Yuma, Arizona. He was a fine young family man I enjoyed socializing with, I also knew his brothers Billy and Caroll...may he rest in peace...

I worked with Don at the El Rancho Market in Yuma, Arizona in 1961, He was a fine young family man I enjoyed socializing with. I also knew his brothers Billy and Caroll. They were all a credit to the grocery business and I am glad to have known them.

Very sorry to hear of Don’s passing. Our condolences to you Trudy and family. Don was a very special person who always treated people with kindness and respect.
Barbara and Dennis Hood