Ernest Wesley Cox was born October 30, 1919 at Mulberry, Fannin, TX. On August 13, 1936, he and Luella Alston were married in Clovis, Curry, NM. They had been married 62 1/ 2 years when he died of renal failure. He had been on dialysis the last 3 years of his life.
During World War II, Ernest was in the US Army Air Corps, serving at Big Spring [TX] Bombardier Station as an aircraft mechanic.
He was an auto paint and body man, a member of the Church of the Nazarene and a near perfect husband and father. He had a wonderfully dry sense of humor that often had others wondering if he was serious or joking. He is greatly missed.
During World War II, Ernest was in the US Army Air Corps, serving at Big Spring [TX] Bombardier Station as an aircraft mechanic.
He was an auto paint and body man, a member of the Church of the Nazarene and a near perfect husband and father. He had a wonderfully dry sense of humor that often had others wondering if he was serious or joking. He is greatly missed.
Ernest Wesley Cox was born October 30, 1919 at Mulberry, Fannin, TX. On August 13, 1936, he and Luella Alston were married in Clovis, Curry, NM. They had been married 62 1/ 2 years when he died of renal failure. He had been on dialysis the last 3 years of his life.
During World War II, Ernest was in the US Army Air Corps, serving at Big Spring [TX] Bombardier Station as an aircraft mechanic.
He was an auto paint and body man, a member of the Church of the Nazarene and a near perfect husband and father. He had a wonderfully dry sense of humor that often had others wondering if he was serious or joking. He is greatly missed.
During World War II, Ernest was in the US Army Air Corps, serving at Big Spring [TX] Bombardier Station as an aircraft mechanic.
He was an auto paint and body man, a member of the Church of the Nazarene and a near perfect husband and father. He had a wonderfully dry sense of humor that often had others wondering if he was serious or joking. He is greatly missed.
