Celebrating Zhe jCife 
of 
Mr. JCewis Qreer Cox, fjr.: 
Thursday, November 15, 2007 
11:00 A.M. 
Ward Chapel A.M.E. Church 
Augusta, Georgia 
Pastor Bennie Bouyer 
Reflections of a jCife 
Lewis Greer Cox, Jr. was born in Petersburg, Virginia on June 
29, 1957 to the late Lewis Greer Cox, Sr. and Helen Cox. He 
departed this life at University Hospital on November 10, 2007. 
Lewis attended public school in Augusta, Georgia and was a 
1976 graduate of The Academy of Richmond County. He was 
also in the United States Marine Corps. After serving time in the 
military, Lewis worked in the medical field for several years. 
While working in this field he met Mrs. Helen Landing, whom 
he loved and cared for until his antedated death. 
On February 8, 1989, Lewis was united in Holy Matrimony to 
Plenzie M. Jones. 
Lewis, Jr. was a loyal, loving, caring, God-fearing man who 
sought Gods face in prayer every day. He would tell of Gods 
love to anyone he came in contact with. Lewis loved gardening, 
traveling, grilling (he was a great cook) and loved to joke with 
family and friends. He was a family man who loved his children 
and grandchildren, but did not care for people eating his snack 
cakes! He especially loved his pet Miss Tips. 
Lewis leaves to cherish his precious memories: his loving and 
dedicated wife of 18 years, Plenzie Cox; mother, Helen Cox; 
four daughters, Tasheika Cox, Jennifer Glenn, Cinmine M. Cox, 
Lashana (Al) Washington, all of Augusta, Georgia; two sons, 
Lewis G. Cox, III of Atlanta, Georgia, and Jonathan Glenn of 
Augusta, Georgia; nine grandchildren, Tarun D. Cox, 
Christopher Williams, Shania Lee, Joshua Williams, Conrad 
Rose, Jr., Elijah Cox, Matthew Williamson, Mikayla J. Luke, 
Timothy Williamson; two sisters, Glenda (Mack) Outler and 
Patricia (Collins) Mahoney of Augusta; three brothers, Harold 
(Cora) Cox of Virginia, Michael (Macy) Cox and Donald (Lois) 
Cox, both of Atlanta, Georgia; mother and father-in-law, Ernest 
(Virginia) Jones, Sr.; two brothers-in-law, Ernest (Janet) Jones 
Jr.; three sisters-in-law, Lolethia (Lastarza) Thomas, J. Darlene 
Burke, Elizabeth (Henry) Byrant; god-sister Wanda Walker; 
special friend Helen Landing; and a host of uncles, aunts, 
cousins, nieces, nephews and friends. 
We will always remember the strength in his voice as he sang his 
favorite song, The Anchor Holds, the way he would dance 
when listening to the country music he loved so much, his 
courage in fighting cancer, his deeply rooted love for his wife and 
the jokes and stories he shared with family and friends. 
Pall Peaters 
The Academy of Richmond County 
High School Class of 1976 
7lower Peaters 
Friends 
An Ode to Lou 
Loved beyond your own comprehension 
The contagious laughter now deeply missing 
A smile through rough times was clearly shown 
Would have hugged you more had I known 
Tour presence lingers throughout every room 
God needed you there, but for us too soon 
Tour temper could light up the darkest streets 
Well miss you cooking your barbequed meat 
Though you are gone, youre never left behind 
Well think of you fondly and remember good times. 
Written by J. L. Glenn 
Acknowledgements 
Words cannot adequately express the gratitude of our hearts for all 
expressions of kindness, concerns and sympathy extended during our 
bereavement. Your prayers, phone calls, visits and cards helped to ease 
the extent of our sorrow. May God richly bless each of you. 
The Family 
W. H. Mays Mortuary 
Professional Service A Family Tradition Since 1922 
1221 lames Brown Boulevard 
Augusta, Georgia 30901 
(706) 722-6401 
'VGiiiuer i*f, ZUU/ 
Mr. Lewis G. Cox, Jr. 
ALIGUSTA, Ga. - Entered into rest 
Saturday, November 10, 2007 at 
University Hospital. Mr. Lewis 
~1 Greer Cox, Jr. 
of Dupont 
Street. 
Funeral ser- 
vices will be 
conducted 
Thursday, 
November 15, 
2007 at 11:00 
a.m. from Ward 
Chapel A.M.E. 
Church with 
 ........ Pastor Bennie 
hpi,Vu-n f'Clatin9' Interment will 
be in Hillcrest Memorial Park. 
In lieu of flowers, memorials may 
Society 6 t0 ^ American Cancer 
Survivors are his loving and dedi- 
mnu? Wue ?f 18 Vears- Plenzie Cox; 
rihler Halen Cox; four daughters, 
Tasheika Cox, Jennifer Glenn, Cin- 
mine Cox and Lashana (Al) Wash- 
ington, all of Augusta; two sons, 
,a"f,hG- C*- M|. Atlanta, GA and 
Jonathon Glenn, Augusta; nine 
rMa^?nidren; tW0 sisters. Glenda 
(Mack) Oliver and Patricia (Collins) 
H0M^AUgUSta; three brothers 
"arld (Coro) Cox, of Virqinia 
Michael (Macy) Cox and Donald 
(Lois) Cox, both of Atlanta, GA- 
mother and father-in-law, Ernest 
Jnes Sr- Augusta; and a 
f aunts> uncles, nieces, 
nephews, cousins and friends 
Friends may call the residence or 
BmwnMRVS ^ortuary> f 221 James 
rovvn Boulevard, Augusta GA 
30901(706)722-6401. 8  
The Augusta Chronicle-November 14, 2007