Death date: Jul 13, 2018
George "Tommy" Thomas Cox, Jr. age 64 of Temple passed away July 13, 2018. George retired from the United States Army where he served in the 82nd Airborn Division for 20 years. He also retired from the United States Postal Service Read Obituary
The Frier family have many fond memories of Tommy! He always kept us laughing! He was a joy to be around! We will miss his humor and kindness for a season, but look forward to the day when we will be reunited and can renew old friendships. God be with you Tommy, till we meet again! May our Heavenly Father restore Peace to your family.
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My heart is so broken.Debbie i want to hug you so bad.He was truly unique and one of a kind. i'm going to miss him so much.He was a handsome man with a beautiful soul with a heart of gold.i'm in utter shock on hearing this devastating news..this is so devastating! You are in my prayers and may God put his loving arms around you and may you feel him holding you.i love you Debbie so much and i am so so sorry for your loss.what a huge loss.my prayers goes out to the whole Biller family.You all are my family and i love you all so much.again so sorry.
Tommy you were my friend of many years. We ran around together as teenagers had fun did all kinds of stuff. You were my third brother would not anyone or thing hurt me. I am so thankful you and Debbie married you two were meant for each other. I will always love you as my brother and will miss you and you calling me Sis. 😢
Dear Debbie, Girls, and all of Tommy's family, Precious, kind, loving Tommy set an example for us all. He touched so many lives and was loved by all who knew him. I am blessed to have had him as a friend. He was one of a kind!
May God wrap His Mighty arms around you.
Gayle
I don't think anyone visiting this website from his family will even remember me, but the memories I have of this gentleman are some of my lifes fondest......Each day racing, on an old dirt road, barefoot, swimming in Crows Creek, building forts in the woods with
straw, even wrestling and me winning sometime. Everything was childlike during the
time I played with Tommy Cox as a child.......I know he loved the Lord and is with our
Jesus now. Will see you again old friend. Jerrie Sibley Awtrey
