Condolence: Norma,
I'm so sorry for your loss. I intended to come to the service. I work right down the street about 5 blocks. I just couldn't get away from work and taking of my Mom early enough. I can't imagine what it must feel like to lose someone so unexpectedly. I'm sending a great big hug! Hope you can feel it. I will pray for you and your family. With much affection, Jo Ann

Condolence: Brother I am lost for words but filled with emotions. Michael and I remember your contagious laughter and beautiful spirit. We have many memories of all of us standing in our kitchen laughing and cutting up! Michael says he will miss all your trucking stories and adventures on you and Kristy's long hauls. We will always remember you with that big smile on your face and your welcoming hug. You may not be with us on this earth but you will always be with us in our hearts and spirit.

Love you brother,

Dianell and Michael

Condolence: I don't know where to start to describe the heartbreak that I have had since learning of Claude Darrell's passing. From the moment the Cox family moved on Sonneville we all became like brothers and sisters, we were and still are family. Claude Darrell was born with a smile on his face and I am sure he is smiling in heaven. He was full of kindness, compassion and mischief as a child and carried that onto adulthood, even if the mischief did subside some. His heart was sincere and so was his love for his family and friends. I remember the very day I found out he was married to Kristy, he was over the moon with pride and love. I will hold him in my heart, forever, until we meet again. With love always, Sharon

Condolence: Claude Cox, you will be missed dearly by family and friends one and all..You left an sincere and honest impression on everyone you met...I know I always enjoyed our visits and sneak a cigarettee...Kristy and Nelson were blessed to have you in thier life..You will be missed my friend..love ya Lele