Patricia "Kaki" Cox
1930 - 2018
Patricia "Kaki" Cox
1930 - 2018
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Patricia "Kaki" Cox was born in Toledo, Ohio on January 24th, 1930. After attending Mercy Hospital Nursing School and graduating from the University of Cincinnati, Pat enlisted as a flight nurse in 1953, and transferred to Travis Air Force Base where she met her first husband, Robert Waldron. Five beloved children followed: Robert "Chip", Mary Pat, Elizabeth, Stacey, and Matthew. The family lived in Mexico, Jamaica, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and eventually settled in San Antonio. In 1981 Pat married her "True Blue" love, Mason Cox.
An avid Golfer, Pat was overjoyed when she was awarded a new Chevy Blazer for a hole-in-one at a tourney in 1983.
On May 22nd, 2018, Patricia passed peacefully at home, surrounded by her loving family and spunky cat Tilly. She will remembered as a loyal and trusted friend by all who knew her. Pat is preceded in death by her youngest son Matthew, her loving husband Mason, her parents, sister Marilyn and brother Jim. She is survived by her four oldest children, grandchildren Joy, John Matthew and Miranda, her sister Karen, and countless lifelong friends.
Pat's service is 12:30PM Monday, May 28th at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Mary Jo Wester
August 27, 2024
I´m so sorry, I didn´t know. I loved aunt Pat, I loved her enough to visit; again and again!
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Courtney Deleon
May 28, 2018
I'm sorry for your loss of Kaki. I'm sure you hearts are heavy at this time. May the " God of all comfort" bring comfort to your family (2 Cor 1:3). She will be at rest and in God's memory.
Rob / Tina Broadway
May 27, 2018
To all we are so sorry to hear that Aunt Pat has passed she definitely was one of a kind. Even though we have not kept in touch over the long years dont think for one minute that you all were not in our thoughts. We love and dearly miss you all,may God be with you at this time and Bless you all. Love Rob/ Tina
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