Harvey E. Cox Jr.

We never got to meet Harvey in person - but wish we would have! May God comfort all of you.

We will miss you dear friend and will remember all the good times we had in our lives.

We will surely miss Harvey. I will never forget the good times we had with all of the family in Colorado and especially the wonderful times during the summers when all of the relatives would be together for picnics, fun, and visiting. Marilyn-I want to let you know it meant so much to me when you and Harvey came to see my sister when she was so ill. I know she cherished that so much. Harvey and you were always "there" for family and everyone. You have our thoughts and prayers. Love, Quinton...

So many plans for the future and all the time in the world to accomplish them except when the Lord calls you home, there is no choice but to but to go and leave everything behind. The bottom line of this sympathy note is to LIVE EACH DAY FOR IT'S FULLEST FOR WE NEVER KNOW WHEN OUR LAST DAY WILL BE. God Bless you Harvy and some day we will see you again on the right hand of the Father.
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We are so sorry to hear of your loss Marilyn. Harvey was a great guy. So glad we got to see each other a few years ago, after being on the Marine Base together at 29 Palms, over 50 years ago.

My heart goes out to you at this time and in the days ahead.
Rose Mary Gallagher

The times I visited in Colorado, I noticed the love that Harvey had for his family. My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

I knew Harvey and Marilyn in the 4th and 5th grades at Olathe Grammar school. I think he was the cutest guy in the class. Then I moved away, but kept contact with Marilyn and even visited them a few years ago. He was the same sweet guy I knew as a kid. I am sad that he is gone.

You left us all, by example, so much to cherish and appreciate about living and life. I will never stop remembering, and will never stop missing you.