Background
Cox, William Vaughan was born on November 12, 1936 in Jersey City, New Jersey, United States.
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William Vaughan Cox
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Bachelor, Princeton University, 1958; Bachelor of Laws, Yale University, 1964.
Career
Law clerk, Holland & Hart, Denver, 1963;
attorney, Conoco Inc., Denver, 1966-1972;
assistant to vice president, general counsel, Conoco Inc., Stamford, Connecticut, 1972-1973;
vice president, general counsel, Stromberg-Carlson Corporation, Rochester, New York, 1974-1978;
managing partner, Bader & Cox, Denver, 1979-1986;
of counsel, Bader & Cox, Denver, 1986-1988;
president, William V. Cox, Professional Corporation, Denver, since 1988;
also board directors, William V. Cox, Professional Corporation, Denver
project and planning director, Interwest Comm. Corporation, 1995-1997. President, board directors New West Indies Trading Company, Denver, since 1984.
President College Football Ltd., Denver, since 1990.
Achievements
Membership
Football coach Cheyenne Mountain H.S., Colorado Springs, 1961. Founder, board directors, vice president, committee chairman, editor Colorado chapter National Football Foundation, since 1992. Member of advisory board Downtown Denver District, 1991-1993.
Board directors, committee chairman Downtown Denver Residents, 1990-1993. President, board directors Barclay Towers Condominiums, Denver, 1990-1992. District captain Republican Party, Cherry Hills, Colorado, 1980-1985.
Board directors Monroe County Humane Society, Rochester, 1975-1978. Member Colorado Bar Association, Denver Bar Association (professionalism committee), DenverLower Downtown Bar Association (Vice-President 1992-1994), American Legion, Ancient Order Hibernians, Lincoln Club, University Club Denver (board directors), Rocky Mountain Princeton Club (committee chairman 1972), Law Club Denver (committee chairman 1969-1972), Corbey Court, Phi Delta Phi.
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Son of Walter Miles and Emily (McNenney). Divorced; children: Millicent S., Jennifer V.
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Religion
Roman Catholic