Macon T. Cotton Jr.

We miss you so much Macon. We miss all the good times we shared with you. The way we would laugh and talk until all hours of the day and night. The cookouts in Forked River. The wonderful and fun trips to Barbados. And we can't forget Saratoga! All the time when you would suggest that we do something and we would be hesitant, you would say "don't wait until it's too late". Well, now we understand! Rest In Heaven dear friend.

Brother Cotton's high ethical standards and staunch business principles will be long remembered. His dedication to St.James Chapter #58 and to me when I was Worthy Matron will never be forgotten. Bro. Cotton was genuinely loved by all.

Well Macon, I remember when your father bought you that 1956 Mercury four-door hard top. You got into the car and drove it right over to my house so we could be the first people to go for a ride in it. There was something between us besides being very good friends.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Well Macon, I am still here waiting for the day I can join you up there. I pray for you on a daily basis now.

My brother you are missed we had some great times together

Well, Macon, I am still here on earth and again wishing you well on your journey into the heavens. So rest in peace; I will meet you in the next life.

He was like my brother from another mother I m so sorry to see him go beyond

Allyson May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. My husband and I met Mr Cotton in 1994 in Barbados and found him to be a very kind and helpful man with a pleasant personality. Whenever we called upon him for any assistance to purchase anything from the USA wheather it was vehicle parts or other he was always quite willing and helpful and made sure we get them asap. Whenever he came to Barbados he would always invite us to visit him. I always remembered that pleasant smile....