Today, we respect the life and heritage of a lovely son, friend, and colleague Frederick John Cox Junior, whose life was tragically reduced to the incidents of September 11, 2001.
What happened
27 -year -old investment banker Frederick Cox Junior at Sandler O’Neel, was one of several innocent victims, killed in devastating attacks at the World Trade Center in New York City. On that frightening day, the Cox was working on the 104th floor of the South Tower. The bright future ahead of him was taken sadly when the plane attacked the tower, claimed his life with many others.
Who was Frederick John Cox Jr.?
Frederick, friends and family are known as “Fred”, a vibrant, enthusiastic man. Born with an infectious energy and an enthusiasm for life, he quickly won the affection of the people around him. Her green eyes shone with mischief, and she was a way to feel everyone comfortably with her real attraction. Fred’s friends often described him as “glutton for life” – who actually won life completely. He was not only an investment banker, but also a lover of many passion: painting, writing, golfing, shopping, and taste of food happiness.
Background or timeline
Fred grew up in a loving family, although his parents divorced when he was just 8 years old. Even at an early age, Fred showed his caring nature. Every Valentine’s Day, he gave his mother a rose as a gesture of love and affection. His father, he often said, his best friend was – a feeling that spoke to strong family bonds that shaped his character.
Fred’s life took him to Manhattan, where he embraced the city’s stir, but he never forgot the peace of his family’s summer house at the Vinnapasauki lake in New Hampshire. He loved the quiet moments spent in his swing, where he hung a tile, “Loves you love.” This feeling with a passion for the way Fred was filled with Anand -with a passion for what he did.
Public or social media reaction
In view of Fred’s death, tributes were paid to friends, colleagues and loved ones, who remembered him as a person who lived with integrity and happiness. His girlfriend, Anellis Peterson described him as a “glutton for life”, someone who brought warm and laughter to every situation. The grief of the public on their disadvantages was clear, many with their adventurous spirit and compassionate nature.
Official statement or what happens next
Fred’s family and friends continued to respect their memory, trying to live with their motto while holding them in your heart – “What do you love, what do you love.” Their disadvantage acts as a painful reminder of the preciousness of life and the fleeting nature of time. As the years pass, people who knew them keep sharing stories, making sure that their legacy lives through laughter, love and adventure, which he brought to the people around him.
Fred’s story is one of the flexibility, passion and a reminder to hug every moment. His influence was felt not only through his professional work but also through his unwavering love for life, which he shared with all those who were lucky to know him.
This story can be updated with more information as it becomes available.
