Patrick Coxall

[dgrapes59]

Very unfortunate, condolences and prayers to the family and friends.

[Carm]

Terrible news. We had emailed off and on some.

[John(videodoc)]

Sad news for sure. I also enjoyed his posts. My prayers go out to his family as well....

[Hengy]

I am shocked to hear this news! God bless him...

Eternal rest, grant unto him, oh Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May his soul and the souls of all the faithfully departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace!

Mike in La Crosse, WI

[Rudi]

BD:

Thanks for letting us know. Pat and No-No have been exchanging Christmas cards and emails with us for a few years now. Em and I will have to send No-No our condolences. I shall miss him and his emails.

[Phillip W. Lenke]

That just flat out breaks my Heart. I guess no one is exempt. I will miss him greatly.
Prayers for the family are up.
Phil

[Lance Leitzel]

Oh gosh. I guess I'd better go clean my carb again (it was a running joke with him). Prayers for the family. Lance

[KETCHAM]

Sorry to hear,that is bad news.Kevin

[grumpy]

Sad for sure. Prayers for the family. Grump

[Dennis]

This is indeed heart breaking news and my sympathies go out to his wife Noelle, his family, and friends. I was shocked when I received the email reporting his untimely death and the tragic way it occurred. My heart and prayers go out to them.

Please, EVERYONE, be careful when enjoying these great old tractors. This underscores the need to always be vigilant in safe operations of older equipment. It requires each of us to be the safety devices that protect us and never fall into that complacency trap of feeling like we are always in control of the equipment.

I'm feeling the loss of a good friend,
Dennis

[Alan Riley]

I'm very sorry to hear of Pat's death. He will certainly be missed.

[Charles (49) Mo]

Our entire extended Cub family will miss him and his wit and wisdom.

[beaconlight]

Thanks BD. pat was a great member of the forum. I enjoyed his posts so much that one time when he had trouble locating a throwout bearing for a Cub, I sent him a package as a gift marked Happy Birthday so he wouldn't get hit with customs charges. After wards he made me promise to visit if I ever went to France.
I really liked the way he talked about his wife Noel as well. If I remember correctly he fixed up a house for his daughter too. God Bless him and his family

[Buzzard Wing]

That is a tragedy for sure, made worse by it being a fellow Cubber. He was truly a witty and interesting person and will be sorely missed.

[jim turner]

I sure hate too hear about this, I exchanged Christmas cards with them for a long time as well as a letter now and then, I especially remember the stories he told about the Church picnic when they all drove tractors there and had some mishaps. And also he sent us Christmas in Paris one time just a great man will be really missed by all of us who knew him.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to Noell and his family. RIP