Bradley Wayne Cox
May 02, 2011
Brad Cox, 44, passed away May 2, 2011 at Mercy Medical Center.
Brad was born July 15, 1966 in San Antonio, TX. He worked as a manager at various restaurants in the New Braunfels, TX area and was an EMT.
Brad is survived by his wife, Callie Cox; children, Morgan Haynes, Collin Cox and Hanna Cox; mother, Joyce Marie Kalson; father, Delbert Larry (Janet) Cox; step-children, Megan Gilbert, Caleb Wilson and Elijah Wilson; grandmother, Lorraine Cross; sister, Traci (Jay) West; and his grandson, Greyson Tate.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, May 6, 2011 at Hamilton’s Funeral Home, 605 Lyon St. with visitation two hours prior to the service at the funeral home.
Brad never lost his love for Texas. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends.
www.HamiltonsFuneralHome.com
Brad Killer
07/15/2011
I remember Brad, Tracy and Joyce from my early years in Garden City. I just learned of Brad's passing tonight when his birthday reminder popped up on my Facebook. Eventhough I haven't seen you guys for many years, it is so shocking to learn this news. I send my condolences to you all and will keep your family in my prayers. I feel a piece of my childhood is gone. God bless you all. Brad
Debbie Hutchins-Talbott
05/21/2011
Callie, my prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. I only knew Brad for a few years in Scott City, but he left a lasting impression. He was always the life of the party, keeping everyone laughing and smiling. I have many fond memories of algebra II, none of them math related. Most of the memories revolve around Brad pulling pranks on Mr. Sharpe. One prank may have even involved a trash can and fire...what a great guy! As ornery as he was, no one (including Mr. Sharpe) could ever really stay mad at him because of his gentle and caring nature. With his addition, heaven became a brighter place.
Larry Longoria
05/09/2011
My deepest sympathy to the Cox family. I knew Brad in High School and he was a really nice guy. The world is alot dimmer without him.... Again I am so sorry for your loss... My family and I will be praying for you all.
God Bless you,
Larry Longoria
Matt Curtis
05/09/2011
Brad - we met when we both worked together - we were very young and we had a lot of fun together. You made me laugh, had a great attitude and were a great friend. I ran into you over 10 years ago and I'm sorry I havent seen you since. I'm sorry we lost touch. My heartfelt condolences go out to your family and friends my brother...
Nichole Johnson
05/06/2011
I am at a loss of words... Aunt Joyce and Traci, I am so sorry and my prayers are with you both. Everytime I was with Brad, he always made me laugh. He always had a smile on his face that was contagious. From the times we all use to chase each ther around the trees in Lacrosse on picnics to last Thanksgiving when we were all just having a good time at grandma's and talking about old times and stories. He will be missed. We love you....
Nichole, Michael and Alexa
Kriss & Lisa Schroeder (Kough) & Family
05/06/2011
Callie ~ So, so sorry to hear of Brad's death. I didn't get to know Brad since I came to Scott City our Sophomore year of school but from the things I have read, he sounds like he was a great guy. I haven't lost a husband but I have lost a son and it is very hard to go through. Please be assured I will be thinking of you and praying that God gives you grace and strength to get through each day. I wish I were there to give you a hug.
Love and prayers,
Lisa, Kriss & family
Larry & Judy North
05/06/2011
Callie, Larry, Joyce, Traci, Lorrine and the whole Cox family , Our Prayers and thoughts are with you. Brad was a special person, we will all miss him. We LOVE YOU!
Dorothy King
05/06/2011
Joyce,
We were so sorry to hear about the loss of Brad. I can not imagine how it must feel to lose a child. Brad and Jeff had some good times together and they took our camper to church camp one year.
Brad and Jeff kept in touch awhile when Brad was in the restaurant business in New Braunfels, but had lost touch.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Dorothy King
Larry & Kelli Haynes
05/06/2011
Love & prayers to all of you.....so sorry for your loss. Praying the lord will comfort all of you.
Craig Compton
05/06/2011
I went to high school, church, and worked with Brad at Oma's House. I'm saddened to hear of his passing. He was a sweet guy with a kind heart.
His family is in my prayers.
D. Edward
05/06/2011
Hi, we do not know each other, I came across Mr. Cox Obituary while searching for my mother Lois with the same funeral home.
I know what it is like those first few days, how surreal the world appears, and how stealthy the grief can be.
Please be strong, I know you cant see where the strength will come from, I assure you its there waiting for you to use it. in about 3 days you will began to see colors again, another 2 days you will began to taste food again. Use every resource you can to remember Bradley Cox, talk until 3am.
Peace be with you and I am truly sorry for your loss.
Daryetta E.
Megan E. Popp
05/05/2011
Aunt Joyce, I'm so very sorry for the loss of Brad. It's been such a tough year for all of us, so I cannot imagine how heavy your heart feels right now. It's such a shock to us all, but I can see him loving on Gramps right now. My heart is with you, and if you ever need a little change, you're more than welcome to come stay with me! We will find some good coffee shops in the area, and I have some amazing coffee from Jamaica! And you cannot forget my banana bread...you loved it when you visited the farm. I will pray for you to have strength and courage and to help understand. We have another wonderful guardian angel watching over us.
Traci, it breaks my heart to know what you're going thru. I wish I could take all of your pain away. People always say that each day gets better, but I've found that you just get better at hiding your broken heart. I really wish that I could be with you and help comfort you all. Once you get back, we will have to get together once you feel up to it. Candle making time, perhaps? Kibee would cheer you up with her "bold phrases" she likes to use (all with the Kibee voice)
Callie and children, I'm truly sorry to hear of the pain your hearts are all enduring. I will keep you in my prayers and thoughts. May the Lord bless you and keep you comforted during this time. Callie, I'll always remember your contagious smile during the visits you and Brad would take to the farm. Brad could always keep us all laughing. I hope that the Lord, family, and friends help keep that gorgeous smile on your face!
Morgan, Collin, and Hannah, I am so very sorry for the loss of Brad. I could not imagine what it would be like to lose a father. I know you all are sticking by eachothers sides and supporting one another. You three are all blessed to have one another. Sibling love is one of the best loves out there. I hope you all keep strength within eachother and know that you are all loved very much. You will be in my prayers now and always!
Brad, thank you for all of the fun memories. Laughing til you physically hurt is one of my favorite things to do and that was always a promise to happen when you were around. Please give Gramps all of the hugs and love possible for me. We all miss him so much. How sweet it was when you and Gramps were reunited once again. Love you!
Many hugs to you all! I love each and everyone of you!
Shirley Tokoi & Family
05/05/2011
To the Cox Family;
We wish to expess our sincere sympathy. We have such wonderful memories of the times we spent together during Brad and Traci's younger years. And in later years Brad was so good at reminding us of our "adventures" and telling such great stories. To my Sister and our Aunt Joyce our love goes out to you at such a sorrowful time as this. Our prayers go out to Callie, the children, and the entire family. May God wrap his arms around you with comfort at this terribly difficult time.
Love, Shirley & family
Cherry & Miles Dalton & Margie Cox Dalton
05/05/2011
Dear Larry,
Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. We were shocked when we got the news. It is hard to describe what we want to express to you. We love you.
Scott Lovenstein
05/05/2011
Brad, I really only got to hang out with you for a couple of years in Scott before you moved, but you were a great friend while you were there. We really weren't too good of a combination in Earth Science our Fresh. year or Biology our Soph, because if I wasn't trying to "stir the pot" you were. I also recall us getting kicked out of the swimming pool because you decided to break the record for the number of bounces on the high dive board....36 if I recall. Anyways, thank you for the great memories, your friendship when I was a newbie in Scott City, and your ability to make us laugh....Even though I haven't seen you in close to 30 years, I will miss you and the world is a little less bright without you in it......I love ya brotha and I'll see you on the other side.
To Callie, his children, parents, friends, and family, I offer my deepest and most sincere condolences. I offer prayers of strength, and understanding for you all during this time and hope that you will find comfort in our LORD. God bless you all!!