Earl Russell FOX

I had the honor of organizing his retirement ceremony from active duty in 1999. Was quite the honor and privilege. God Bless you CAPT Fox. ~CAPT Sean Murtagh, USCG

Capt Fox an I served together at both USCG Support Center, Elizabeth City, NC and USCG HQ, Washington, DC. He was a competent physician, a dedicated officer, and an extremely nice man. It was an honor serving with him. My thoughts and prayers are for Capt Fox and with his family and friends,

Shelton Caulder, Jr., CWO4(MED), USCG Retired

The passing of another great Coast Guardsman should never go unnoticed. His humor and professionalism were the right mix for anyone to remember. Full sails and following seas to you Captain

Fox Family,
Words cannot express the sorrow we feel for your (our) loss. Earl was a good shipmate and, like you, we loved him too. We only hope that our offer of sincere sympathy will somehow ease your pain.

The Bang Gang

Lord this departed Shipmate with dolphins on his chest,
Is part of an outfit known to be the best.
Please welcome him and offer him your hand,
As you no doubt know he's the best in the land.
And also heavenly Father add his name to the...

The Dorcas Ministry of Thomas Terrace Baptist Church wishes to express our sympathy to you and your family. We are remembering you in our prayers. Please contact us if we can be of help during this difficult time. Loved ones may leave you, but memories never will—and those memories become treasures.

i had the privledge of knowing both earl and reba for when they were residents at westminster cnaterbury. i meet Earl Fox AND his wife Reba when he was on 5th floor heartside. Reba would come over and eat dinner with Earl almost everyday.

I have had the privilege of knowing and taking care of both Earl and Reba working
As a cna at Westminster Canterbury over the years he was a remarkable man and leaves a Great legacy behind for his family he will be sadly missed by everyone that knew him My deepest sympathy gos out to his family.

I have had the privilege of knowing and taking care of both Earl and Reba working
As a cna at Westminster Canterbury over the years he was a remarkable man and leaves a Great legacy behind for his family he will be sadly missed by everyone that knew him My deepest sympathy gos out to his family.