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>“People liked him. He was always sort of a little weird, but not in a bad way,” said Riley Larkins, 27, a Massachusetts firmware and robotics engineer who was a year behind Fox at Central High School.
>“He’s very good at everything he’s done, and he doesn’t want to be constrained by what other people think is right,” said Larkins, who lost touch with Fox after college.
>“He was just a kind of presence because he was so creative. I guess that’s a way of saying odd,” said Ed Doyle, the band teacher at Central High School who first ran into Fox at Hillside Middle School.
>Fox and his three brothers are the sons of Robert and Barbara Fox. He is a financial planner who plays the guitar that I occasionally hear while walking by the family home.
>Teachers said they knew what to expect by the time Toby landed in their class.
>“They’re all very brilliant,” said retired Central English teacher Selma Naccach-Hoff.
>“Toby was a really funny kid, not afraid to express himself and come up with a different take on something.”
>He also ran cross country at Central, played trumpet in band and participated in the Maskers theater group.