John Edward Wilcox

Megan-
I’ve been thinking and praying for you since I heard the tragic news of the accident. I am sorry that I was unable to make it to the visitation services, but know that my prayers are with you. Over the past several years we’ve lost contact, but please know that the years we shared at Lincoln Avenue will forever bind us together. If I can be a shoulder to cry on or a friend to lean on I’m here for you. I will continue to keep your son Jackson and your mother in my prayers. May the...

Dear Marie,
Please know you and your entire family are in my thoughts and prayers as they have been since hearing of this very tragic accident, I am thankful you have been released and will continue to pray for your little grandson. There are no words that can compensate your grief for the loss of your husband, but I know you are surrounded by the love and support of a very strong family and hope that brings you healing both physically and emotionally.
With love,
Aunt Beverly and...

Marie and family,
Rick and I are so very sorry to hear about John's passing after your tragic accident. We will always remember you as our dear friends, the first ones we made when we moved to Jacksonville 11 years ago. John was a wonderful friend and a great man of God. He is with our heavenly Father and we will see him again one day. God be with you as you grieve for John...we pray that you will find the peace and comfort that belongs to those who know that they will spend eternity...

My heartfelt sympathy to John's family. It had been my pleasure to know him as far back as his days with Springfield Marine Bank. He was a gentleman. I admired his dedication to running.

May God bless and keep John and the whole Wilcox Family.