Comments on: Billy M. Cox

By: DeeDee Arps

DeeDee Arps — Wed, 26 Aug 2020 02:54:12 +0000

Bill was an awesome, kind, caring man who would give the shirt off his back if you needed it. He also had the best smile and beautiful blue eyes that he passed to his kids. He was a great Dad & Grandpa and also very fun. I will never forget our cruising together and watching he and Charlotte battle the big waves in St Martin or when the cruise ship had to wait for he and Charlotte to get back to the ship. LOL He will be missed by many and never forgotten. – DeeDee Arps

By: Brad Williamson

Brad Williamson — Wed, 26 Aug 2020 02:53:38 +0000

I first met Bill when I began working for Delden in may of 1979. That was my first full time job after College. Bill instilled a work ethic in me that lasted for decades. I worked closely with him for 12 years. I was young and we did not always see eye to eye. But I respected him. I grieve with his family and will miss the thought of Bill working hard out there for someone or somewhere. Because that’s what he did. – Brad Williamson

By: David, Sherry, Dustin, Jared and Sarah

David, Sherry, Dustin, Jared and Sarah — Wed, 26 Aug 2020 02:53:21 +0000

Uncle Bill was the greatest at everything he sat out to do. He was an excellent family man and an example to all of what it was like to be a good, honest , hardworking person. To me, he was an amazing Uncle and my Dad’s best friend who treated my Sons as if they were his Grandchildren and my Wife like a Daughter. Losing Bill, much like Losing Charlotte, and even more recently, my Dad, has broken all of our hearts, but we know that their reunion has been sweet. Our Love and prayers go out to all of our loved ones at this time. We love you all so much. – David, Sherry, Dustin, Jared and Sarah