Condolence: I got the news of Russ this week and wish I could be in Wells, in-person, to give a hug to all of you. As I think of (Russ) Mr. Fox, I keep seeming to recall his low voice and talking to me out of the corner of his mouth..."Hey, John...dating anyone yet?" Many nice memories of being over at Kevin and Brian's, in the early to mid-80s: Russ (and Lillian) would drive us everywhere (to the rec, to play basketball or football), to Kennebunk to go to the driving range, Babe Ruth baseball games, etc. (David and Laurie was just little kids then). One summer, we got a puppy from a litter that they had. Russ loved his old dogs, "Sandy" and "Pepper." Thinking of him this week, I also remember him serving in the St. Mary's Choir. It seems like he did that for a while--and really piped it up! He was always calm and pleasant to be around. I hope you are all doing well and please know that your Dad (husband) is an important part of many of our memories! -John "Jay" White

Condolence: Russ was such a nice guy.. Always loved talking the Red Sox with him.. Back in the day when he used to come hang out in the kitchen at Captain Nicks just to chat with us. My condolences Brian and Kevin.

Condolence: Our thoughts and prays go out to all of Russ Foxs family .Russ was a great guy an one of the first in Wells to befriend us in 88 when we moved into Town we shared a few stores an laughs as we worked together for a few years an all around good guy RIP Russ

Don and Barb Costantino

Condolence: Lillian and Family: Russ was a good man and we all loved him and will miss him very much. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Condolence: Dear Lillian and all of Russ' wonderful family,
Russ was such a loving, positive, and caring person to anyone fortunate enough to know him and especially his treasured family. His loss will be great but the memories he leaves you are much greater. May God Bless all of you.
Love,
The White Family

Condolence: We just learned of Russ's passing yesterday after fighting a tough battle with cancer, and want to extend our deepest sympathy to his entire family. Our thoughts and prayers to out to all of you!!!
May you celebrate good times you spent together.

Condolence: My deepest sympathy to the Fox family. Russ
was one of the first people in Wells, ME that made me feel right at home. He would stop in and visit me many times and catch me up on what was happening in town. He was a great man who loved his family and friends who will be miss. May he rest in Peace.
Irene Crocker

Condolence: I was kindergarten age plus or minus a year when I discovered that 3 new kids my age had moved in around the corner and down the street from our house. We met at their house as I was walking around the block and older brother, Bob, made me wrestle each of them. The results were mixed, but we always were pals and I did this with one, that with another and so on. Their personalities were all different and I think it safe to say, Russ was the outgoingest of them all. However, I don’t think he participated in the pipe smoking that Don and I did under their back porch. I know Russ generally managed to have jobs as a teenager. I think he worked at the theater, at Loblaws grocery store and later had a paper route. He was just a naturally likeable guy and I am very sorry for the loss that all of his family must be feeling and I salute him for his positive attitude going into his final struggle.

Condolence: Our thoughts are with the Fox family.... We have known you all since you first came to Wells.... what fun our kids had!!!As a retired teacher I have had many contacts , conversations and positive conversations with Russ...He worked very hard for the people and especially the children of Wells Ogunquit...for that we say thanks...thinking of you all.... fondly the Dufords

Condolence: Sandy and family,

Please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Please find some time to reflect on all the memories you have together.