Bryan COX Obituary

Sincere condolences to the family on the loss of this great man. He assisted us a great deal with his recollections of that 'Black Monday'. Rest in peace, my dear friend.

So deeply regret not having caught up with you since our conversation following the passing of my father & your friend ,Wally Ingham,(30 Squadron). Both of you were authors of books written about your wartime aviation experiences in the Pacific. Rest In Peace Bryan. Sincere condolences to your family.

Condolences to the Cox family from the Walker family.

Fly high Bryan

Anna & Owen Kuaotunu

On behalf of Ken and Vida Smith, our family offers our sincere condolences on the passing of Bryan, a true legend. Dad (Ken) and Bryan spent many hours at Ardmore through the 50's, 60's, and 70's both at the aerodrome and at their homes. There was only ever one topic of conversation and it was planes and flying all the way. Our thoughts are with you. Valerie (Stocks) , Peter and Bernard Smith

condolences to Bryans family. I will miss his emails he has been a large part of my life for many years. I loved his tuneless whistle while flying and the reason for it.
Too Young to Die was Bryans first book which I did the first typing of and many more followed. ........heather Wolstenholme

Please accept our condolences on the recent passing of Bryan. He was my mothers cousin and we got to know him quite well when he was living in Australia. He took an interest in our son Charles who carries on the love of flying. Up to the closure of borders he was flying for Qantas on the Asian route. Regards Mary and Ian Bennie( daughter of Bertha Browne nee Peake)