Hellon Jones Cox
BASCOM - Hellon Jones Cox, 55, of Bascom died Friday at her home. The service will be at 2 p.m.
Sunday at First Baptist Church in Sneads, with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery in Jackson County.
Anative of Franklin County and longtime resident of Jackson County, she had been employed by Great Southern Paper Company for 12 years. She was a member of the Ladies of the Elks of Mar-ianna, Lodge No. 1516, and Love-dale Baptist Church.
Survivors include her husband, Alfred Cox of Bascom; two sons, Ronald C. Cox of Sneads and Daniel H. Cox of Havana; a brother, Marvin Jones of Port St. Joe; seven sisters, Marie Davis of Port St. Joe, Juanita Morris of Chipley, Vernice Martines of Bonifay, Arabelle Ker-sey of Donalsonville, Ga., and Nettie Blankenberg, Jessie Miller and Pearl Geissler, all of Mobile, Ala; and a grandchild.
(Maddox Chapel in Marianna)
Hellon Jones Cox
BASCOM - Hellon Jones Cox, 55, of Bascom died Friday at her home. The service will be at 2 p.m.
Sunday at First Baptist Church in Sneads, with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery in Jackson County.
Anative of Franklin County and longtime resident of Jackson County, she had been employed by Great Southern Paper Company for 12 years. She was a member of the Ladies of the Elks of Mar-ianna, Lodge No. 1516, and Love-dale Baptist Church.
Survivors include her husband, Alfred Cox of Bascom; two sons, Ronald C. Cox of Sneads and Daniel H. Cox of Havana; a brother, Marvin Jones of Port St. Joe; seven sisters, Marie Davis of Port St. Joe, Juanita Morris of Chipley, Vernice Martines of Bonifay, Arabelle Ker-sey of Donalsonville, Ga., and Nettie Blankenberg, Jessie Miller and Pearl Geissler, all of Mobile, Ala; and a grandchild.
(Maddox Chapel in Marianna)
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