Norman E. Cox Jr.

Norman was a member of the "The Gang of 4", a group of top racquetball players at Racquetball of Mobile in the early 1980's: Norman Cox, Bobby Carrigan, Ken Jordan, and Roy Daigle. We were about the same skill level and had great winning percentages against all other players but, against each other, we were equally matched. He was known affectionately to us as "Storming Norman"!

Norman was a great racquetball friend at Racquetball of Mobile in the early 1980's. He, Ken Jordan, Bob Carrigan, and I would take turns playing each other for a couple of hours at a time! Great times! In recent years, he would check on us while we were playing. He will be greatly missed!

I remember Norman from high school where he proudly though idealistically had a AuH20 sticker on his notebook. One day he, Jonny Gardberg, and I somehow found ourselves in Florence AL where we felt compelled to send our Geometry class a telegram expressing our "deepest regrets" we were in Florence while they were having to listen to Mrs Wilkins.

I remember his speech at our graduation where talked of the door we were passing through in life and mentioning - it must have been a dozen...

Our prayers are with you Marilyn and your family. Good Speed Norman.

Norman was a great friend and a genuinely great guy.

A very smart sincere man. He was creative, a visionary and a good friend. I knew him from high school and caught up with him later in life. He was still the same idealistic good person I knew him to be.

A great American,he will be missed.