My name is Harold Andrew Cox. I prefer to be called Andy or Coach. I am 57-years-old and I have been a juvenile diabetic for 32 years. I am in need of a kidney-pancreas transplant, which I will have at the Mayo Hospital in Jacksonville, Florida.
I have been a football coach my entire life, and most of my time was spent on the college level. I have been very lucky because I love what I do. I never had to get up and say, “Damn I have to go to work today”. Being a coach, asking for help is not an easy task. You learn from the game, somehow, someway, to get it done. However, in this situation, I need to ask for help. I have to prove to the transplant center that I can cover the cost of my rejection medicine.
The young man in the picture with me and Santa is my adopted son Latarrius. Nine years ago he was in need of help, but I have to say, he has helped me more than I could have ever helped him. It’s amazing what you can do for people who try.
Guestbook
August 10, 2014
Hey dad, I never got an answer from you, maybe you didn´t get my messages. I have pretty good contacts to the pharma industry, I think I can help you with your medication supply. Send me a note, please. Miss you, I love you man.
Reiner Breuer
May 20, 2014
love ya forever my friend. Never forget when u you gave
me my first pair of running shoes in high school and I ran my first 5k with you. 33 years later I am still running. You still can't catch me!! I also remember when times were tough for me at U of Fl and you gave me prepaid phone cards. I will be nice and won't mention all the times you embarrassed me with your silliness. Love ya hunny bunny.
deb Hefferon ivie
May 13, 2014
Coach Cox --
It's your old buddy Rube from Tulane. I have tried contacting you in the past, but I always seem to be a few steps behind you. Hopefully we can reconnect. In the meantime, we got your back!
Michael Rubenstein
