Patrick J. Cox

Patty Cox.... What a funny guy. His sons were Boy Scouts in Staten Island & stayed at our hunting lodge many years ago. He was from the old Irish neighborhood that centered around Holy Name Parish on 96th & Amsterdam. We went together with my dad, to Monticello Raceway & his bets were very lucky that night. I´m a cousin who misses talking with the "old timers" who grew up in the neighborhood. Michael Lynch

Pat Cox....A very good man who had many gifts in life. One that I'll always remember was his special way of making you feel completely comfortable in his presence. He passed this gift to all of his children. The beautiful farewell given to him by his family and friends is testimony to how good a man he really was.
My deepest heartfelt sympathy to you all.

From a long time friend and admirer of the entire Cox family.

Wow! My brothers said it all! I would just like to add that I was so blessed with 2 wonderful parents. Marcy in heaven for 18 years now PJ....I thank you both for your lightheartedness and sense of humor! I love you both and look forward to the day we meet again!
Your memories and humor will live on through your children, grandchildren and even greatgrandchildren.
God Bless all who knew them both!

I'll miss you dad....

Patrick, PJ, Paddy, Sarge, Pop, Grandfather and Grand"farter", Old Man, "Peej", Brother, Uncle Paddy, and Dad.... However you knew him, whatever "name" you called him...He was one of a kind. All the stories, all the jokes, all the one liners---will be missed, but "PJ Cox Himself" is who I will truly miss. Love yfs Jimbo

To all who knew PJ Cox~
Patrick Joseph Cox was a Fine Man.
Whether you met him in Rockaway or @ the Aruba Beach Club or even Barry Town where he studied to be a Christian Brother, Paddy Cox was bound to leave you shaking your head.
He had the God given gift to quickly respond to any comment with a SAGACIOUS CREVAS. Those WISE CRACKS would be just the tip of ice berg when it came to his ability to engage people and make them all feel part of the show.
Throughout his long life...

FAMILY OF PATRICK COX
I WORKED WITH PATRICK WHEN HE WAS A SGT. IN THE NYPD I ALSO WORKED WITH HIS SON KEVIN
PATRICK WAS A FINE INDIVIDUAL AND ALSO A FUNNY PERSON THAT ALWAYS TOLD JOKES AND MADE YOU LAUGH. I AM SURE HE WILL BE DEARLY MISSED BY HIS FRIENDS AND FAMILY.
RONALD MONICO

Dear Cox family, We are very sorry for your lose. We haven't seen Pat since we left Brick back in 2005, we were very grateful for the time we had together with Pat. Deepest regrets.
Chris & Lori kenny

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this very difficult time.