FRISCO – George Leland Fox, 74, passed away peacefully on January 10, 2014. CELEBRATION: Celebration of Leland’s Life will be held Wednesday, January 15, 2014, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m., Maggiano’s, Plano Texas. Leland, an identical twin, born to the late “Susie” and Harry Fox of El Campo, TX, was a graduate of El Campo High School. He later attended Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, TX majoring in Marine Biology | Eagle Scout w/3 Palms | Master Mason, Gray Lodge #329 | Church of Christ. Leland resided in Houston, TX while he pursued a successful career in Insurance Sales with Guarantee Mutual Life attaining the prestigious Presidents Cabinet Awards several years in a row. He later worked for Zep Manufacturing becoming a highly recognized chemical cleaning products salesman in the Houston area, before retiring to Frisco, TX. Leland loved people, socializing and being outdoors. Being athletically gifted and naturally competitive, he loved bowling, golfing, skiing, swimming and tennis. In his early years he championed backgammon and bridge; while in his later years, he was an expert level Golden Tee video golf player. Survivors: He is survived by his 2 sons and their wives Garrett and Terri Fox; Darren and Hilary Fox; former spouse Barbara Fox, and grandchildren: Grace, Charley Jo, and Evan Fox. Siblings: sister Jackie, twin Lee and wife Beta; Charles and wife Gloria; and nephews: Charles Weldon Kelley, Chris (deceased) and Chad Fox, and Devin Fox. Leland had a passion for the Bible and the Lord, and loved to say Grace. He was jovial, laughed and joked, always optimistic, and enjoyed life to the fullest, and he will be dearly missed by his family and many, many friends.
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I used to visit Leland frequently and have discussions about the Bible. He loved to have discussions and talk about his family. Anytime I came by, he always had a big smile. I will truly miss him! I offer my condolences to the family and remember that he is in Jehovah God’s memory.
John 5:28,29
Garrett and Darren, I was sorry to hear of your dad’s passing. 25 years ago or so, our two families spent quite a bit of time together, as our fathers were both friends and business associates. My own father, Dick, passed away six years ago last month, and I know he missed Leland’s friendship very much in his later years. I hope all is well with you and your families. I regret not having the opportunity to visit with Leland before he passed. God bless –Rick Cromack, Allen, TX.