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Noble M. Cox (65)
Date of Birth: 10/20/1942
Date of Passing: 12/05/2007
Resided in: Greenfield, Indiana
Noble M. Cox - October 20, 1942-December 5, 2007, age 65, Greenfield, Indiana. He was a life-long resident of Hancock County. He was raised there by his parents, Herb and Lula Cox and graduated from Mt. Comfort High School in 1961. He served in Vietnam. Mr. Cox was employed at Eli Lilly, Greenfield labs, until his retirement in 1993. He also worked for many years for Hancock County Sheriff’s Department Reserves. He loved to go fishing. He is survived by his wife of 44 years, Elaine Wallace Cox; sons, Brett of Indianapolis and Kevin of Greenfield; granddaughters, Jessica and Caitlin. He was also anticipating twin great-granddaughters in January. Visitation will be Monday, December 10, 2007 from 4:00 until 8:00 p.m. at Erlewein Mortuary in Greenfield. Funeral Services will be Tuesday, December 11, 2007 at 11:00 a.m. at the mortuary with burial to follow at Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Hancock County Sheriff’s Department United Christmas Service Program with envelopes available at the mortuary. Friends may sign the on-line guestbook at www.erleweinmortuary.com or email condolences to sympathy@erleweinmortuary.com.
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In Lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Hancock County Sheriff’s Department United Christmas Service Program with envelopes available at the mortuary.
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Dear Elaine:
by: drowe, 12/12/07
Dear Elaine -I am a very old friend of Susie's - worked with her at the bank in different areas, and long time friend - I have been monitoring her progress through e-mails I have received, and am looking forward to visiting her soon - was giving her some time to recoup a bit. I just heard the news about your husband and am so upset to hear of your loss. What a tragic and difficult time for you right on the heels of your sister's stroke. I cannot imagine all you are going through right now, and can only offer my sincere sympathy.
I was widowed about 5 years ago, and offer you a shoulder if you ever need to talk. Even though I know you don't know me, I am sincere in my offer. I am sure we have met in the past.
Please know my thoughts and prayers will be with you at this sad time.
Should you think of it, please let Susie know I think of her every day, love her, and will be visiting her very soon.
Fondly,
Debbie Rowe
to the Cox family
by: smarx, 12/12/07
Hello Elaine, Brett and Kevin,
I'm very sorry for your loss of Noble it's especially hard this time of year. I know, we lost Dad in December and Grandma the week of Thanksgiving.
You had a very nice service for him and what a turn out! It must be comforting to know he was so well repected in the community.
We must stay in touch as there aren't many of us left!
Love, Sandy (Marx) Allgood
Just a few words to Elaine,Brett,&Kevin.....
by: kirktoliver, 12/10/07
I'm so sorry for your loss. " NOBBIE" was a mans man and someone who I wish I'd known a lot better. I've always had him in my heart, and will continue to have. I think he has left everyone with a hole in our heart. I believe he is in heaven with my uncle Herb,Aunt Lula,Pap,& Grandma. He and grampa are probably fishing in heaven. I'll bet the fishing there is really good. Keep your heads up and your love for him and each other will fill that void in your heart.
REMEMBERING NOBLE COX
by: JWEBB, 12/10/07
I REMEMBER NOBLE AS A STRONG AND CARING NCO IN D/151 RANGER UNIT. I SERVED WITH NOBLE AT GREENFIELD ARMORY AND IN VIETNAM. HE WAS A WELL RESPECTED LEADER AND A BIG ASSET TO OUR UNIT. HE WILL BE MISSED BY ALL.
WITH MY SYMPATHY JAMES WEBB.
Condolences family of Noble Cox
by: rehimsel, 12/10/07
May I extend to you,Elaine,Brett, Kevin and your families, my sympathy in memory of Noble Cox. I have known Noble for years and served with him in Vietnam. He was a REAL soldier and a REAL person who I thank the good Lord for letting me be his friend.We will all miss him, but I am sure he will be looking over us as he settles into his new home. May God Bless , Ron Himsel, Major Retired . CoD (RANGER) 151st. Inf.
Our deepest sympathy
by: Osbruno, 12/09/07
Dear Elaine
by: jsteele, 12/08/07
So sorry to hear about Noble passing away. I sure wish we could have gotten together before now. I have such good memories of the two of you.
We will keep you and your family in our prayers.
Sincerely,
Steve and Judi Steele
A GREAT FRIEND
by: BMCGATH, 12/13/07
WE WILL MISS YOU NOBLE.
UNTIL LATER
BOB AND JUDI McGATH
WILDCAT4 CLEAR