Janet, I'm so sorry for your lost. My family and I will be thinking and praying for you and yours during this tough time. I know that we lost touch after I moved so many years ago however I have thought of you often, many great memories with my childhood friend. Stay strong much love Pamela Steverson Rainwater and family🙏💕.

I am very sorry to hear about the passing of Kevin.  I had the absolute privilege of working with Kevin as part of my team when I worked at TD Bank.  He was a natural leader and genuinely cared about the people he worked with.  We are all better for having known Kevin.  

Were sorry for your loss.   The Bisognani Family 

Kevin:  I met you, the first week of working at USDOJ, we talked and laughed together for years, we discussed our retirements. I was shocked to hear of your passing, I wish your family my sincere sorrow and prayers. SALUTE, Sleep in peace, surrounded by angels. 

Davina  

When I started at TD, as I walked the halls, Kevin spoke to me like we'd always known each other.  Later on, we spoke in depth about our backgrounds.  As I'd learned more and more about him, he reminded me of my Dad who passed away in 2014.  When I told him about that pain, he put his hand on my shoulder and told me that my Dad was a special man.  As he spoke more, I learned that he knew my Dad.  He'd met him a few times and had even listened to him on the radio for several years.  Every time I saw Kevin, he spoke and no matter what was going on, he'd stop and talk.  I always looked forward to a meeting he ran for his stories.  He was a good man and it hurts that I won't see him around anymore.  I know the pain of losing such a great guy with a big heart.  He was an inspiration and will continue to be in all the people's lives he touched.  Have faith in knowing that we'll all see him again.  Please accept my condolences to a man who truly got it.   May you rest in peace "Sheriff".  I love you brother.

Janet and the girls "ladies",

Kevin loved each one of you dearly. He shared so many stories with us and always expressed his love for his family. He always made sure that our team "family " kept family first no matter what. He was a good example of a loving husband and father.  He will be missed by my family and myself. He was more than a manager to me, he was more like family.  The office will be quiet now without him because he was always talking and yelling out our names from his office to come in like we were his children.  Kevin was a family man and treated us like family and had our backs.  I would like to thank you all for sharing him with us.  I pray for ya'll strength during this time and years to come. Let us keep his spirit alive and his legacy.

Love,
Decha Johnson and family 

To the entire Cox family, 
My sincere condolences to all of you. I worked quite a few investigations with Kevin and he was a true professional. He certainly had the ability to make our job fun, with his infectious sense of humor. May he rest in eternal peace,

Ray Wright
Charleston

I’ve known Mr. Kevin since I first stepped foot on a softball field. He was known for the up most respect  and always pushed me to be a better player on the field and on the court.  As time took its course, so did the years. The very best memory that I have of Mr. Kevin is when he spoke at my dad, Wiley Knight’s funeral. He spoke about working with my dad and then seeing my dad also as a father to one of his players. Mr. Kevin didn’t have to get up that day. He didn’t have say anything at all even if he just paid his respects, but after the service.. the Cox family waited for me and he hugged me knowing that I was hurting. When I got the news, it hit home. I guess God needed a softball umpire (dad) and Mr. Kevin as the Coach in Heaven. I love you Mr. Kevin, I love your family❤️

I had the pleasure of working with and getting to know Kevin as an employee of TD Bank’s AML Subpoena Unit. Kevin was a great manager - always fair, encouraging and passionate. He fostered a “family first” environment and he always made us feel valued as individuals. He was a great leader and mentor and will be greatly missed by the SPU family. My deepest condolences to his family and close friends.

Patrick Brown
TD  Bank - AML Investigator 

I was saddened to hear of Kevin's passing. He was by far my favorite city council member.  He asked the hard questions and stood up for what was right against the rest.  His love for his wife and family was glaringly evident.  A man to be respected. 
I offer my deepest condolences to his family. There really are no words that can assuage the sense of loss and heartache. 
God bless. 
Kitty

To Kevin Cox family,
                                           I can not be able to attend the setting up or the funeral but i like to say that I am sorry to hear about my friend Kevin Cox pass away so young.  He was a great friend . He talk about how he love my catfish stew . The last time i saw him he told me he love my stew and he can not wait to eat my stew again .  I know what you all feeling now because my dad pass away in young age also . One day we will see him again  .  I will miss Kevin Cox

Troy used to always say, “That Kevin! He makes things happen! When no one else can do it, Kevin gets it done!” Troy loved him!  They had the best time coaching our daughters together in softball and volleyball. Troy loved telling people about Kevin’s accomplishments. I remember, not long after we moved into our home, there was a strip of grass that ran along the road behind our house that the city wouldn’t cut. It was about 50-100 yards of grass. Hanahan said it wasn’t theirs and Goose creek said it wasn’t theirs either. It was driving my husband crazy and he just got fed up dealing with them, so he said, “I’m gonna call Kevin! He’ll fix this!” I’m fairly certain it was the very next day that grass was cut! Troy was so tickled about it. He laughed and laughed. He wasn’t surprised at all. He called me at work just to tell me about it. 😂 He knew Kevin would get it done, and he did!  Troy made sure he told everyone about it too! Troy loved Kevin like a brother.  I’m so thankful for their friendship. He was truly a blessing to our whole family and will be greatly missed. 

My condolences and deepest sympathy to Janet, Kevin’s three daughters, Louise and Charlie. My heart aches for each of you. May God bless each of you in your time of heart ache and sorrow. He was a man who loves his family and served his community with pride.  RIP Kevin!!!

Thoughts of  life and prayers of Faith  to the family and all that knew  and loved Kevin. We were thankful and blessed to have known him thru out the different travels of his life. Another Angel got his wings.God bless.

Janet, Mr. Charlie, Mrs. Louis, Kari, Chelsea, Ashley and Family, 
We are so incredibly saddened to hear about the loss of Kevin. He gave so much back to the community he grew up in and he was a wonderful role model for so many of Hanahan's Youth. I know that he loved his family more than life itself. May great memories of time well spent comfort you all during this time of loss. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. With Deepest Sympathy,  Tammy "Strock" and Eddie Mus 



OBITUARY

Charles "Kevin" Cox

March 30, 1964 – September 26, 2019

Carolina Funeral Home & Gardens

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Visitation at Carolina Memorial Funeral Home Chapel

Memorial Service at Hanahan Recreational Complex, Field #4