Fr Noel Cox C.S.Sp

I met Fr Cox when I worked as a nurse in Kimmage Manor. I enjoyed all his stories about his family, his unusual path to the priesthood, his illness while young,his being sent to Keyna, and subsequently to USA. I admired so much his talent as an artist and I was always very happy in his company.
May dear Fr Cox Rest In Peace.

We knew Fr Noel in Kenya. He was a dear friend of our family. May he rest in peace. Our sincere and heart felt condolences to his brother Tom and the Cox family.

So sad to hear of the death of Father Noel .From the Reilly family Malahide and the Reid family
New Orleans

We are so sad losting you, Father Noel. Take care of us from your sky!!! We were very happy to meet you and your smile, last summer, when we came in Dublin from France.
We'll never forget you!!! See you later!!!!!! !kisses!! Rest in peace.

Lovely memories of lots of brilliant conversations with Fr. Noel at many family gatherings in Malahide.
May he Rest in Peace.

Glad to meet you several times these last years dear uncle Noel. Thanks to you, we have reconnected to our Irish family. We will always remember your positive attitude, your smile, and also your art of painting!

The thoughts of all your French cousins are with you, may you rest in peace.

Dear Fr Noel,Thank you for all the interesting stories about your childhood and Fr Tonge and your entrance to the Holy Ghost Fathers.The fabulous and interesting stories about your life as a Spiritan will be forever etched in my mind.Your wonderful work of Art.Mind you ,you were a dab hand at Whist too.I enjoyed your Daily visits to the Medical Centre in Kimmage.Manor..Jerry really got to know you at cards and later our visits in Nazareth House.May you now Rest In Peace and watch over us in these troubled times.

Remembering lots of family visits from Fr. Noel to my parents, Harry & Claire Cox. He was blessed with a long and interesting life. May he rest in Peace.

Rest in peace Fr. Noel. He was a contemporary and great friend of my uncle Fr. Jmmy and we had many entertaining chats in Kimmage Manor. Sincere condolences to his family and conferred. Geraldine Morrow

Fr. Noel - lovely man, we will always remember you.

Rest in peace Fr. Noel from the Smith & Craddock Family

Dearest Uncle Noel, nobody could have wished for a kinder more loving uncle. Uncle Noel had an untiring interest in the world around him and a warmth of love for all his family and friends. I have wonderful childhood memories of visiting Uncle Noel in Kenya and touring the Catholic missions supported by the Holy Ghost fathers. He was greeted with warmth, love and laughter by all. In more recent years he undertook day trips from Dublin down to Clonmel to visit and be with my ailing dad (Paddy). It was a long way to come for such a short visit but he insisted saying ' I love and want to be with my little brother ' ...and that's the man Uncle Noel was. My most recent visit to Uncle Noel was in January with my daughter Emma. The nursing home was closed due to flu and so we couldn't enter. Instead we had an amusing chat in the cold January darkness , Emma and I in the front car park and Uncle Noel at the window of his bedroom, calling up and calling down! So Uncle Noel that was our last but entertaining chat ! You will be forever in our hearts love Susan

Uncle Noel will be missed dearly had a very open mind about life its lovely that he passed . on all his stories about the family etc Was a great artist and we all have some of his paintings. Was very encouraging to take up hobbies etc to everyone. Was loved by all who new him. May he rest in Peace.

A great confrere and most interesting conversationalist. Used to love chatting with him in recent times in Nazareth House about his life story. I was blessed that he gave it to me to read last year. Just enjoyed hearing him speak of his family, Blessington St and the Basin, Brian Road etc. He spoke so affectionately of his mother who died so young. I can imagine his meeting all those gone before him now 'when every tear will be wiped away' Eucharistic Prayer 3.

Rest in peace Fr. Noel. Thinking of all the family at this sad time.

May he rest in peace remember him fondly my mam and dad's wedding was his first, my dad said he didn't know who was more nervous him or fr. Noel.

Fond memories of an exceptional man of God, and teller of family and travel tales. Lovely memories of time spent with him in Elkton many years ago. May Uncle Noel Rest In Peace.

May Fr Noel rest in peace

Our deepest sympathies on the death of our beloved cousin Fr Noel Cox. He will be sadly missed by his many friends and family. May he rrst in peace.

Was very sorry to hear about the passing of Fr Noel.
He was a teacher of mine at ST Marys School in Nairobi and a huge source of inspiration in Biology and Life in General. His firmness but kindness always shone through and we hugely respected him in the school community. It was a sad day when he left for other pastures.
Please know that his influence lives on in all of us.
May he rest in Peace.

Very sorry to hear of Father Noel Cox's passing. He and my mother Gaye Fallon nee Cox were first cousins. Deepest sympathies from our family. May he rest in peace.

Very sad to hear of Fr. Noel's passing. He and my uncle Fr Peter Hughes, a fellow Spiritan, were good friends.

Just heard about the passing of Fr Noel. He taught me biology at St Mary's School, Nairobi, Kenya back in the 1960s, and he guided me towards taking up a career in education. Father, I retired a couple of years ago after 40+ years in education, having been a class teacher, back at Saints, a Headteacher in Malawi and Tanzania, and then an education consultant working on education projects in a dozen different countries of the world. All because one man had faith in me. May Our Lord watch over you now.