FLORENCE COX

I was deeply affected by the loss of Mrs.Cox. Our family adored the entire Cox clan. There was always some kind of fun activity going on with Mrs. Cox being in the center. I remember her playing the piano with not only her children but many neighborhood kids singing along.
Georgia, Mary, and Warrnie, I am so sorry for your loss. I cherish all the memories of Grandview Ave and your mother is at the top of the list.

Florence was one of a kind. When my mother and father, Dick and Shirley Morrow, moved into the Regency she took them under her wing. They dined together often and enjoyed great conversation about life. My wife and I got to know her quite well after my father passed. She helped my mother through a very trying time. Florence was truly an Angel.

Sympathies to the family. RIP sweet lady.

I hadn't seen Aunt Florence for a number of years, but I remember as a kid having so much fun at her house. Especially remember her changing the words to Getting to know you. Loved those times.

Our deepest condolences to Warren, Georgia and Mary. I was blessed 52 years ago when the Biddle's moved in across the street from "Florinda" and Bernie! What memories. Growing up she was my confidant and kept those secrets like no other! She would never say a word about our activities to our parents either, if she suspected it would get us in trouble. Over the years, when I came into town to visit, my daughters discovered what was so special about her and loved her as much as I did. They...

Rest in peace, dear Flo. You made my mother's days in respite care at The Regency more enjoyable. She (Mary Young) treasured your friendship. I hope you two are reciting poems to each other in Heaven.

I'm so incredibly sorry for you and your family's loss God be with you all

If Henry James or Jane Austen were alive, they would find the life of Florence Cox and her wonderful family a subject worthy of their best efforts. Mrs. C, the matriarch of this household on Grandview, whose tiny physical stature was more than matched by her enormous moral character, was truly the leader of the pack. Bernie, her soulmate, was the quintessentially quiet force behind the scene. The girls and Warren created an atmosphere that was so warm and welcoming, it was hard for me as...