Jean Marie Cox

Being a student of ASL, I attended St. Augustine's on Saturdays and had nice conversations with Jean, then one day before mass started, the interpreter didn't show, so Jean turned to me and motioned me to go up on the altar and interpret. I told her that I've never interpreted before. She said, "That's okay we'll help you." So I got up there all nervous and 1/2 way through the mass the interpreter finally showed up she stood there looked at me and turned and left. I was hoping that she'd...

I am so sorry. Prayers for all who loved her.

To Jean's Family
I had the pleasure of meeting Jean when I travelled to the Brook Park facility to assist the shipping operations. I truly sorry for your loss. Such a sweet lady. Please know you are in my prayers.
Brenda MacDonald.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

I truly benefitted from her friendship and help in becoming a licensed interpreter as well as just walking and talking to her on our walks.

The world has lost one of the most gentle of souls. Jean & I always greeted each other with a smile & a pat on the back. I loved seeing her. A hard worker that dedicated many years to Foseco. Her dedication to family was unsurpassed. Sad that she left us so soon, but she is surely looking down on us from heaven. Farewell & rest in peace, my friend. Deepest of condolences to the family.

To the Cox Family
I just wanted to pass on my condolences for Jean. She was a good friend to all my family-especially Toni Marie. Jean pitched for our ladies softball team for many years. I can still picture her on the mound. My thoughts and prayers are for Jean in this time of Sorrow and for all the family. Respectfully Anthony D'Amico

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.