Donations These are a small list of charaties that were close  to James V. and Evelyn L. Cox’s  hearts, please  feel free to click on the buttons and make a  donation.  Thank You  for your donation  and kindness in  advance. ~Cox Family~  This is the biography of  James V. and Evelyn L. Cox. While serving in the Civilian Conservation Corp (CCC) stationed in  Colorado, James and Evelyn met while attending dances where Evelyn’s  dad “Grandpa Boots” played the banjo in a band. James and Evelyn were  married in Vernal, UT., where they began their journey together.  From  there James and Evelyn moved to Gainesville, TX and started their family.  James and Evelyn raised seven children while working together in café’s  that James either owned or managed. Later after James retired, he  continued to work in property management. Evelyn worked with the  school district for 25 years until her retirement. James and Evelyn loved to  cook and they shared that passion with everyone, whether it was with the  public or with their family. When having family outings, they would love to  put on a feast for their children and grandchildren.   During their life together they shared the love for family and friends, and  their home was open to all who entered. They would always have their  children and or grandchildren in their home at any given time.  They  would enjoy spending their spare time together attending local races at the  dirt track, watching football and baseball on TV, but most of all with their  family.    James and Evelyn were married for 53 years until the passing of James in  1993. Evelyn went home to be with our Lord in July 2010. Reunited in  Heaven, James and Evelyn will to spend their eternal lives hand in hand  once again. Both will be misseddearly, but their legacy will live on.    James passed with Alzheimer's & Evelyn was a breast cancer survivor. To  continue to help them with the disease's that they struggled with please see  the link's below and join them to fight for a cure!  Journal / Shout Box This is a place where our family & friends can keep in  touch. That's what they would have wanted!  Alzheimer's Association  Susan G. Komen for the Cure  Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States