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Jun 9, 1937Willard Cox is born in Cotton Valley, Louisiana. He is the patriarch of The Cox Family, a gospel and bluegrass act that contributes to the multi-platinum "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" soundtrackJun 5, 1967Mandolin player Suzanne Cox is born in Springhill, Louisiana. The daughter of Willard Cox, she sings lead frequently for The Cox Family, a bluegrass-gospel quartet that appears on the multi-platinum soundtrack to "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"Dec 3, 2006Dolly Parton watches a passel of other artists sing her songs during the Kennedy Center Honors. Performers include Kenny Rogers, Carrie Underwood, Shania Twain, Alison Krauss, Suzanne Cox, Cheryl White, and Vince Gill, who does "I Will Always Love You"Dec 26, 2006Dolly Parton is celebrated in the CBS special "The Kennedy Center Honors." Kenny Rogers and Carrie Underwood do "Islands In The Stream"; Alison Krauss, Suzanne Cox and Cheryl White cover "Jolene"; Shania Twain performs "Coat Of Many Colors"; and Vince Gill closes with "I Will Always Love You"Feb 16, 2009Marie Coleman Cox dies in Cotton Valley, Louisiana. Husband Willard Cox founded The Cox Family, including their children Evelyn, Suzanne and Sidney Cox
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