Lynwood B. Fox, age 89, of Luray, Virginia, passed away on January 16, 2023 after a lengthy battle with Dementia.
Lynwood was born on April 3, 1933. He was preceded in death by his father, Kirby Fox Sr., mother, Pauline Short
Fox, three brothers, Kirby Fox Jr, Carl Fox, and John Fox.
He is survived by his wife, Lona Fox and two sons, Lynn Fox of Shenandoah VA, and Landon Fox of Luray VA; a
granddaughter, Christina Swecker and great granddaughter Charlotte Swecker of Weyers Cave VA.
Lynwood was a member of Calvary Independent Brethren Church in Stanley, VA; he gave his life to Jesus, and
helped the church as much as possible, singing, etc.
He was an army veteran, he never met a stranger, if he liked you, you were going to be picked on, the more he liked
you the more he picked. He would help anyone that needed help!
He was a mechanic all his life, at the Luray tannery, the door plant in Stanley, Atlas Steel, but was best remembered
as the McCullough chain saw man at Fox's Repair Shop. He also worked for Louderback Implement, New Market
Feed and Hardware, and at Fox Lawn and Garden in Shenandoah, VA.
Lynwood enjoyed playing & singing bluegrass & gospel music, he played guitar, banjo, & upright bass and with his son
Lynn, formed Red Brush Express Bluegrass Band and they played together all over Virginia, West Virginia, and made
a trip to Nashville Tennessee where they were honored to play a show at The Opry Land Hotel. He would help any
band that needed someone to fill in. He wrote and recorded a song “Rock Up To Glory”, that was on a cassette
recording “Virginia on my Mind”, it will be posted on YouTube and Facebook in a few weeks.
He was a very special man, we will all miss him! There will be a Memorial Service sometime in the future!
Instead of flowers, please send donations to the Stanley Vol Rescue Dept. or Skyview Springs in Luray, Virginia.
Please be in prayer for my mom, Lona Fox; my brother, Landon Fox; and myself, Lynn Fox for peace in the coming
days!
So Long For Now Dad, I'll See You In A Little While And We'll Play For Jesus!
Lindsey-Kyger Funeral Home