Dominic Scott Fox Obituary (2004

Dominic Scott Fox, a vibrant and free-spirited boy, entered the world in Farmington, New Mexico on February 25, 2004, and passed away May 9, 2024, in Silverdale, Washington. From a very early age, his contagious laughter and happy demeanor drew people to him. He loved to be in the center of everything that was fun. If people were playing, laughing, or just together Dominic was there, in the center. As a baby, bath time was always a challenge to keep his splashes in the tub and he always seemed to get water on the ceiling. It was only natural that he would be an amazing swimmer later in his life. He cherished time with family and friends, and his loyalty and kindness inspired others. He was smart, kind, compassionate, thoughtful, clever, creative, and adventurous. Lover of roller coasters and everything fast. He loved music. Old man Dominic doesn't have to worry now about the earbud volume anymore. He found strength and meaning in music and lyrics and wanted to make his own to share and strengthen others. He loved to draw and design things - he was so inventive and quickly found solutions to solve his problems and this started at a very young age with his "invention string" and his self-made tool to find Yen under vending machines while living in Japan. He was trying to solve his problems in the later stages of his life, and we are so proud of him. Despite his young age, Dominic made a profound impact on those around him. He never gave up and always lent a helping hand to those in need. His memory will live on through the countless lives he touched. He was so proud to be a brother and leaves behind two wonderful siblings, Isaac and Jonah. He loved and cared for two additional fur-siblings, Charlie and Molly Brown. He is survived by his parents, Monica and Brandon Fox and his grandparents, Brent and LeeRae Wride of Farmington, New Mexico and Randy and Kaylynne Fox of Ferron, Utah, as well as many aunts, uncles and cousins. Rest in peace, dear Dominic. Your presence will be deeply missed but never forgotten. Your smile and laughter will forever lift our spirits. Be free. I miss you fiercely, Stay Golden....... Pony Boy. Arrangements entrusted to Lewis Funeral Chapel in Bremerton, Washington.