Fred Butler Cox Jr.

My Husband and i got to Know fred and Harriet in Nevis. We visited them in Flat River years ago when we were in their area for a wedding! We loved their grove of cherry trees! They were always so gracious! I Miss them in nevis!

I worked for and with Fred at MicroData, Dynus and Emulex.
He wasn't just a boss - he was a friend.

The world is a better because of Fred!

Fred was a true gentleman. He impacted life in Nevis in a very positive way. He shall be sorely missed. I wish Harriet to know that our thoughts and prayers are with her and the family.

Honourable Mark Brantley
Deputy Premier
Nevis Island Government

Dear Harriet, I am so sad to hear about the passing of your wonderful husband. We send you our condolences and prayers. I called Betty Wiggins, who moved to Phoenix to let her know as well. We moved to Reno three years ago, so I don't hear a lot about Las Vegas. So it was by chance that I read a article that mentioned your husband. I know that he will be missed terribly.
Eve and Gerry Liske

fred was such a gentle soul!!!! He will be missed by all of his friends in Nevis! He touched one's heart with his sincerity and genuine interest in your life! A gentleman he was, through and through! Sincerely, Mary Ann and john virant

I didn't know Fred long; however, he had the most wonderful attitude and enthusiasm for life. My condolences to his wife and family - I know he was loved and will be missed!

Harriet, what sad news. Don and I want you and your family to know how much we thought of Fred. When we came by to visit you and Fred after we were stationed in Japan, Fred gave Don and my dad a tour of Edwards AFB. My father could not have been prouder when he told friends that his nieces husband was working on experimental airplanes for the Air Force. Then Fred got to show his "southern gentleman" manners when we celebrated your 50th wedding anniversary. The Kircus family was very...

Harriet and Family,

The thoughts and prayers of the entire Montana Council Boy Scouts of America are with you during this difficult time. You both are an iconic part of our culture and all whom visit the island. Indeed among our favorite times were your visits. Fred was a great man. His light shall forever shine... Warmest Regards - On behalf of the Montana Council.

My dear Harriet, what a shock to hear the news. I remember you both so fondly. My days of friendship with Fred found me seeing him as a quiet giant. You have been so fortunate in your life and I know this will give you strength as well as those occasional sad memories. My thoughts and prayers are filled with wishes for sustained strength. Your friend from THS