Joseph Fox

Going through change? Make it a transition! Subtle, but important difference. Change happens to us. Transition is when we adapt to, and accept the change. A great conversation with our 5Star Life Insurance team in Lincoln Nebraska, a company I am honored to be part of. 5StarLife offers affordable insurance, geared toward the needs of our US Soldiers, National Guard and first responders. Our motto is, "We serve those who serve our nation."

@barrymosk Thank you Barry

@JoeFox Thank you, sir. You as well.

Blue skies are beautiful, but I think I love clouds even more. To me, they represent exciting uncertainty, challenges that bring growth, and the beauty found in life’s differences. Here’s to celebrating our clouds!

Relationships are like gardening. We all have different needs, and it’s up to each of us to meet those needs. We cannot decide what someone else’s needs should be; we can only choose whether we are willing to meet them.

There’s a lot I love about my brother, Mr. Lam, of Dynasty Restaurant (1669 Flatbush Ave.). One of the things I love most is that whenever police officers come into his restaurant for a meal, he takes a photo with them, sends it to me, and then immediately calls me. I get to have a nice chat with them and make a new connection. With Mr. Lam in my life, I never have to worry about running low on police officer friends! Thank you, Sergio Luperdi and Kirtiman Paul, for your service. It matters. Stay safe! @NYPD70Pct

@barrymosk Thank you Barry. Have a great day

@JoeFox Well said.

You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows

@Dianasugar7 Thank you and you as well!

@JoeFox Thank you. Have a wonderful weekend.

Flowers, just for you! 🦊😄 Hydrangeas in Rockaway’s 9/11 tribute park. Have a wonderful Saturday, everyone!

@frankie19710 Thank you Frank. You as well

@JoeFox Like wise Joe enjoy🤙🏼

@BarbaraDestasi1 So kind! Thank you so much Barbara. Thank you for your service as well

@JoeFox Your son has the best role model anyone could ever have, Chief!!🙏👏👍🩵🌟

Happy birthday to my amazing son, Joe Fox! It may be his birthday, but he gives me the greatest gift a father could ever ask for every single day. He is a wonderful husband, a devoted father, and an incredible son. He also inspires me by living a life of service in the NYPD. This photo was taken after the funeral of an NYPD hero who was taken from us. Standing beside my son in that moment—this young man whom I watched grow into the person he is today—meant more to me than I can put into words. Happy birthday, Joe. I love you, and I couldn’t be more proud of the man you’ve become.

@JKLNYC10 Thank you so much Jacqueline. Have a wonderful weekend

@JoeFox Happy Birthday to your wonderful son 💙⭐️🙏🏻🎉🎂

Go to the Light. Be the Light. You are the Light.

Thank you for this great Father’s Day gift! 🤣

@1989foxbodygt Amen. Thank you

@JoeFox May God continue to bless Russell and his family. 💙🙏💙🙏

For Russel Timoshenko’s family, the anniversary of him being taken from us is a six-day period of remembrance. It begins with the vigil on the anniversary of the day he was shot (7/9/07). Tatyana and Leonid end this heartbreaking week with a daytime visit to the 71st Precinct at the time Russel passed away (7/14/07). Flowers are placed at Russel’s memorial in the station house. Tatyana addresses those gathered and, as she always does, says the words “thank you” over and over again. The visit then moves down to the locker room, where Russel’s mom and dad, along with the rest of the family, remember him in the very place where he put on his uniform just hours before giving his life in service to others. Throughout the NYPD, there is a tradition of honor and remembrance. The locker of an officer who dies in the line of duty remains exactly as it was. It is never assigned to another officer, and no other locker ever takes its place. Thank you, Tatyana and Leonid, and the entire Timoshenko family, for leading us, every step of the way, through this week of remembrance and honor. We will never forget Russel. @NYPD71Pct

@tonyloprestinyc And yours as well. Thank you so much Tony

@JoeFox You made a difference. The City is better because of your service and leadership.

Reflections on My 45-Year Anniversary of Joining the NYPD open.substack.com/pub/joefoxonth…

@John34MOS Thank you John!

@JoeFox Haven’t changed a bit Boss