James Cox Jr.

Very sorry to hear about Jim's passing. My condolences to his family.
It has been many years since I have seen Jim or Cos Cob.
But some people leave an impression that last forever.
Much respect.

I am so saddened to hear of Jimmy's passing. He was so full of life and enthusiasm. I will always remember his smile. Extending my deepest sympathies and prayers to the Cox family during this difficult time.

James’ stories and appreciation for life will remain in my heart. He always shared stories with me of the beautiful sunrises he witnessed whether on his boat fishing or on the job in OG near Tods Point. I have stunning photos of a sunrise he witnessed in 8/29/20 where we mentioned each day is a gift. Photo attached.
To his brothers and friends, please accept my deepest condolences. James is with God but we shall miss him.

To the Cox family, I am sorry for the loss of Jimmy. I have many fond memories of him when I worked in Cod Cob, and would see him almost daily. He truly was a special soul who made the most of life. I can still see his smile and hear his nerdy laugh. Fair winds and following seas Jimmy. Until we meet again.

Brad,
My brother Jimmy and I I so very sorry for your profound loss. You were such a good brother and more importantly, a good friend to him. Jimmy was a happy, good sport who loved life, his dogs and his fishing and hunting and the great outdoors. Jimmy was always in a happy mood and his smile was infectious!!!
May he Rest in Peace and God Bless him and your family.
Diane and Jimmy De Nardo
and staff at Palmer Point Marina

"-"LONG DIS CONDOLENCES To Brad, & FAMILY".
"SUCH SAD NEWS".!-Jimmy -"ALWAYS HAD a GREAT SMILE"
& "APPRECIATED His "SHARING" of Fish Catching's"!
R.I.P.-
Sincerely,
Janice Liptak

I got to know Jimmy back in the 90's through hockey. We also played a little softball together and a round or two of golf. He was a joy to be around and had a sense of purpose that you don't often see in someone so young.

My sincere condolences.

Pete White