Thomas Perry Cox Jr.

To my Grandaddy Fuzzy face: as I sit here and think about all of the memories, the laughs, trips to the zoo, staying up late and watching old westerns telling me " don´t tell your mama". All of the wonderful moments that I had with you still Doesn´t seem like enough. You were an amazing man, a compassionate man, who always had time for his grandchildren . I´ll miss the warm hugs and the laugh you could hear a mile away. You are my everyday inspiration and I hope that I can one day be half the man that you were. I know your with god now, and your probably critiquing some of his buildings and adding additions. Because that´s what you loved to do. Grandaddy I love you and will see you again one day, thank you for inspiring me, and giving me the motivation every day to be a little bit better. Most importantly you showed me how important family is and no matter what to love and live like every day is your last. I hope you get some rest because we have a ton of fishing to do, until I see you again
Love, your Grandson

You were so much more than just a Grandad. The memories and lessons you have instilled in each of us will never be forgotten. I will never forget who taught me at a early age how to use power tools, hang up vinyl siding, and if blood and bones were not hanging out of a boo boo, you kept on going. I will miss your stories, zoo trips and riding around Jacksonville with you looking at buildings that you built. I will continue to instill these memories & lessons into my children and pray that my boy will grow up to be half the man you were. love and miss you Grandaddy Fuzzy Face. Love Jenny