Susan and Jeff Cox have experienced more than their share of challenges in recent years, but their faith and resilience have inspired everyone who knows them. Both were hospitalized in October 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, with Jeff spending over 190 days on a ventilator. Against all odds, he made a miraculous recovery, though he continues to battle pulmonary fibrosis. Since then, countless doctor appointments and trips to the University of Tennessee have become part of their routine.


In June 2025, tragedy struck again when the Cox family home was destroyed in a fire, resulting in a total loss of all their possessions. At the same time, Jeff was critically ill, waiting for a life-saving double lung transplant. Thankfully, he received his transplant on December 12th and is now on the road to recovery. However, the journey is far from over. Jeff and Susan are required to live in Nashville for three months after his discharge from Vanderbilt, and while they have secured a home back in Kentucky, it remains empty, with no utilities or HVAC installed.


All funds raised will go directly toward supporting Susan and Jeff during this difficult time. Your donations will help cover the costs of temporary housing, food, gas for medical appointments, and the setup and furnishing of their home for when they return. We know first hand how hard times are right now so to those who are able and willing we humbly say THANK YOU. To those who are unable to donate but took the time to read, THANK YOU. We desire your prayers and God Bless!