James Fox

I am so sorry for your loss. Dick was so much fun to visit with and I am really glad I got to know him during the past year.

To the entire Fox Family, Chris and I send our heart felt condolences to all of you. If the world had a lot more "Foxies" it would be a much better place. We appreciate all the help he lent us in delivering or picking up vehicles for Virtue Motors and delivering parts for Darlington Auto Supply, the man didn't know how to say no, Always willing to help others and have a fun time doing it and if there was some fun to be had along the way that was great and he wouldn't mind including a dose of BS, if he thought he could get away with it (as he laugh to himself all the way home) and then share his dirty deed with us when he got back from his mission. May he enjoy the company of all his loved one's that have gone before him and be in Gods loving hands. Sincerely, Buck & Chris

From one of the members of the Deer Cabin, my sympathy the family of Dick Fox. He was always a fun guy to be around. Fritz Hirsbrunner

I'm so sorry to hear about Dick's passing. He will be sorely missed. A nicer man never was found! He always made my day when I saw him. He has a great family too! I'm sorry we can't meet in person right now, but we would love to come to the remembrance when you have it.

Foxy, you were a great classmate and friend. Thank you for the pleasure of your company and all the fun times we had in school and in the Pop Factory neighborhood, at our reunions and when I was visiting Darlington.. Say "hello" to the rest of the gang from the Class of '54 when you meet up with them up there among the stars, moon and sun. Joanie Virtue