To Nelson's family,
Even thought "Uncle" Nelson and I spent little time together on my memorable trip to Knoxville to visit with Ginger and David, he made a huge impact on my life. Exhibiting perservance, contentment, and a deep seated joy which only comes from Christ, he was a pleasure to be with and to think off often once back on the Florida Keys. I regret that he never made it to Layton to enjoy God's beauty; however, he is now

To Nelson's family,
Even thought "Uncle" Nelson and I spent little time together on my memorable trip to Knoxville to visit with Ginger and David, he made a huge impact on my life. Exhibiting perservance, contentment, and a deep seated joy which only comes from Christ, he was a pleasure to be with and to think off often once back on the Florida Keys. I regret that he never made it to Layton to enjoy God's beauty; however, he is now traversing on streets of gold and experiencing the ultimate joy with his heavenly Father!

"...run with endurance the race that is set before us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of faith.." Hebrews 12:1-2
With much love, Blondie

Dear family of Nelson Fox,
My deepest sympathy and love is with you in the loss of your dear loved one. Nelson was truly a dear soul and was loved by so many. I would love to have been with you today but was unable to be there. Please know that my prayers are with you during this time of sorrow.

Wilda Kirby Alazawi

Sending our deepest sympathy to the Fox Family during this sad time. He will be missed. Former T.D.O.T. co-workers.

To All Family Members of Nelson Fox;

Those of us who grew up with Nelson are fortunate, indeed. He was one you never forget. I was so looking forward to calling him on the 30th to wish him a happy birthday, as I have for many years. I should have listened to that "little inner voice" last week that told me to call him early and then again on his birthday, but I failed to follow through. I will be unable to be with you tomorrow, but know that our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Doris (Charlie and Doris Woods Owens)

You'll live in our hearts forever Uncle Nelson.