William Fox

Dear Ethel,
Bill was one of the most gracious and friendly men I have known. During the 10 years we worked together at Dorr-Oliver, I was attracted to his genuineness, his humanity and his intellect. I know you and your family are rightfully proud of your Bill.

Dear Bill and Family,
Our most sincere condolences at the loss of your father. He was an amazing, down to earth man. We are with you in thought and prayer at this time.

Dear Pat, Alice and I send our sincerest condolences to you and your family over the loss of your father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of sorrow.
Tony and Alice Giancola (Washington DC)

Dear Pat, I was so sorry to hear the news of your father's passing. From what Bobby told me, your Dad was a very special man and you and he had the kind of warm, loving relationship that all children wish they had with their fathers. How lucky you are to have so many years of wonderful memories. My deepest sympathy of course to you mother, God bless her, your brother and his children and all your family members. May angels ease this difficult time.
Love, Marcianne
Bobby's sister

Dear Pat,
We are sorry to hear from Bob that your Father died. We understand you were close to him and will miss him. Our sincere condolences to you and your family.
Marie + Michael
Washington, DC

Many great memories of a good friend and man to our family. He is remembered with nothing but fondness. Much love to all the Fox families. Barbara Cuminale-Fletcher

Dear Pat, I am so sorry to hear of your father's passing. It's clear from his obituary that he had an extraordinary life, and was truly a very accomplished man who loved and served his country and family. I offer my deepest condolences. Anthony Ricci

To The Fox Family,
I was a young draftsman in the Engineering Dept. of Dorr-Oliver when Bill became President It was a fantastic company and a great place to work with many wonderful memories. Bill, may you Rest In Pease, you had a wonderful life.

Sincere condolences to Pat and her family. Although I've never met them I feel as though I know them to be very special through your conversations of the last 30 years. In my observations, conversations about your Dad, however, seemed to have risen above “special” and have earned the greatest warmth and respect. It is to these memories I congratulate you and extend heartfelt sympathy in their conclusions. Nothing is worse than losing a dad if you are a Daddy's Girl. And again from all conversations gleaned, you were Daddy's “girl.” It takes one to know one!
Love,
Mary Miller
Bobby's sister

Pat we are so sorry to hear of your loss. The relationship between a father and daughter is always special. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, your mother and your family during this difficult time. Michael Miller and Mary Brenner

Ave atque vale, socer sapiens atque patronus benevolentius familiae. Watch over us, Bill, until we meet again. See you soon. We all love and miss you. Bob Miller

HE WAS A FINE GENTLEMAN; WE WERE HIS NEIGHBORS FOR YEARS IN NAPLES,FL AND HE WILL SORELY MISSED. hE HAD:CLASS"

Another of "the greatest generation" gone,but remembered for service to his country .
Thank you.
A grateful American