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Date Of Birth: May 1, 1950
Date Of Death: December 26, 2007

Earl Willliam “Bill” Cox, 57, of Indianapolis, passed away Wednesday, December 26, 2007 at Community Hospital North. he was born May 1, 1950 to the late Ralph and Mary Elizabeth Cox in Jefferson City, TN. He served in the U.S. Navy in the Vietnam War receiving a Military Combat Ribbon. Earl is survived by his beloved wife of 19 years, Dorothy Cox; daughters, Kimberly (husband Sam), Cathy (husband Latham), Jennifer, and Nyreeja; step daughter, Peggy; step son, John David; 11 grandchildren, Jessica, Thomas, Michael, and Katie Guffey, Savanah and Victoria FLorence, Noah Hasket, William Scott, and Tiffany Crystal, John Thomas, and Kimberly Ann Morris; sisters, Mary Ann (husband Ron), Joellen (husband Phil); brother, Jim (wife Sandi). A memorial service will be held at the Lawrence VFW located at 10550 Pendleton Pike in Lawrence, Indiana on Saturday, January 12th from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, the family request memorial donations be made to teh Disabled American Veterans Association, 2439 W. 16th St., Indianapolis, IN 46222. Please visit his online guestbook at www.harrywmoore.com. Please join us in a celebration of the life of Earl (Bill) W. Cox. Let us put aside the bad times and remember the loving moments we shared through the years. The loving husband, father, brother and friend that he most certainly was. We need to celebrate the influences he has had in our lives. Although alcohol sometimes overshadowed the man within, we all knew how good he could be. So come share your memories of him with me.Dorothy

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  1. Peggy Guffey says

    December 29, 2007 at 1:00 AM

    There was a man with a big heart and good intentions.. he did his best to help others when he could. He taught his Grandchildren with patience and love. He was lost though in the dark sea of addiction which often overshadowed the good man hiddent there. We will miss your laughter. Your willingness to lend a hand. For those who take the time to visit this sight please pause and reflect on the good times in his life and cherish those memories. Let the other ones go for there are many.. Bill fly free

  2. ellie mcguffeyhammons says

    January 2, 2008 at 1:00 AM

    Bill was a very good and likable person, and would help you if you needed help. He was a good friend along with his wife and family. I have been friends with them the whole time they were married. And I have been friends with Dorothy for over 37 years. Bill and Dorothy had alot of good times, and I know the worst part about leaving this life, is leaving behind the one’s you love and who loved and cared about you.Bill you will be missed . May you rest in peace and no more suffering. God bless

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