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Stephen Alan Cox passed away January 14th, 2006 in Conyers, Georgia at the age of 57 from complications of multiple sclerosis. He was born in Atlanta, Georgia on March 28th, 1948. Mr. Cox was a 1966 graduate of Grady High School. He received a Bachelor's Degree from Georgia State University where he was a member of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He was the son of the late Jack S. Cox. Mr. Cox is survived by his long time companion, Annette Baxter; his mother, Mildred W. Cox; brother, Jerry Gregory Cox; sister-in-law, Helen Christine Cox; nephew, Jarrod Clayton Cox and niece, Charlotte Carrington Cox. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that a memorial donation be made to the Shepherd Center of the MS Society. Plans for a memorial service are pending. The Cremation Society of the SOUTH is in charge of The Arrangements, 770-420-5557
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Jarrod Cox
February 14, 2006
Steve was the best Uncle a nephew could ask for. He was always there for me, and always brought up my self-esteem. He was one of the nicest people I ever met. I miss him sadly, and will never forget him. I remember when we use to go feed the ducks and go see movies together when I was a kid. He always cared how I did and school and was like a second father to me. We didn’t get to see each other much, but we always kept in touch over the phone or by email. He would send the funniest emails and those would always bring a smile to my face. He was the greatest Uncle there ever was, and he will remain in my heart forever. He can finally rest in peace with God and his angels in Heaven.
I love you Uncle Steve
Jarrod Cox & Family
Barney Alexander
January 29, 2006
Steve was my oldest and dearest friend.We have been friends for over 45 years.We have not seen each other in some time,but we corresponded with each other once or twice each week.I will miss his humor and advice.Steve,I hope you are pain free now and resting easy.My condolenses to Mrs. Cox,Greg and Annette.you are in my thoughts,and Steve you will always be in my heart
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