Frederic Walter Cox

Deepest sympathies and condolences to Fred's family! Gone too soon.
Fred and I were friends since 3rd grade at St. Mary grade school. We shared many fun times together, riding our bikes all over Fargo and the adjacent country side, drop line fishing for bullheads in the Red River, hunting pheasants and ducks with Fred senior,cruising in Fred's 1953 Ford,and watching his rock and roll band preform. Fred had a great sense of humor and a unique artistic talent.Thank you for all the great memories and your friendship. God speed you your journey.

Dad, being such a young father, you and I had the privilege of growing up together. You were always there for us. You taught us to find joy in the world around us. You provided a source of strength to your family even when you may not have felt so strong yourself. You gave us music and you made us laugh. My heart is broken with you gone but I know we'll find each other again on the other side. I love you, Dad.

My first memory of Fred, was meeting him and Nancy at the place Kris and Chuck were to have their wedding reception. I was privileged enough to be asked to cater their wedding reception. Another amazing memory is, when Fred walked Kris down the aisle to marry Chuck. You could tell, he was one proud Papa!! My heartfelt sympathy to his entire family. Rest in peace Fred. I know you and Jeff are watching over your wonderful family. Thank you for sharing your amazing family with me. Judi Freetly

I first met Fred and Nancy way back when I was 16, and friends with their son Jeff
Fred and Nancy always has a welcoming smile. And have always been very caring, and accepting..
I'm sorry for the heart breaking news of Fred. And so soon after Jeff.
Thinking of all of you at this time and always.
Rest in Paradise Fred...
I'm a call away guys!!!

So very sorry for your loss. He sounded like a lovely man. Hold his memories close as you navigate this time.