ALEC-O'NEILL-Obituary

ALEC O'NEILL

Cleveland, Ohio

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A beloved husband, son and brother who passed away from heart disease unexpectedly and far too soon. Survived by his wife of nearly 25 years, Allison (nee Getzewich), his mother Deborah Baker Brown (John, deceased) his sisters Sara Sullivan, Jessie Arose (Ed), Laura Bower (Dennis), his father...

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March 25, 2023: Four years since so many of us lost a beloved friend, not to mention son, husband, uncle, et al. Alec´s memory is as bright & beautiful as he was in life. May we who loved him so dearly continue to keep his memory alive through the manner in which we conduct our lives; respect for our fellow citizens, acceptance & love. Oh Alex, now more than ever before, we need more like you in our world.

Three years later & dear Alec is as alive in my mind as he ever was here on earth. I miss his dear presence & playful spirit as much as ever. May his dear wife, parents, siblings, nieces, nephews & many loved ones find comfort this day & may we all be granted a peace that surpasses all human understanding.

Not one day has gone by in which my dear friend Alec hasnt been in my thoughts & in my heart. I consult with him on a regular basis, on matters both personal & professional. His non-judgmental attitude towards me, his acceptance of me with all my flaws, his deep understanding of people in general were of immense comfort. His absence truly has left a gaping hole in my being. May Alecs memory be for a blessing to all of us left behind; may we take the best of him & incorporate that goodness...

took me a while to get myself to go to this page - I have Als last text to me telling me he was working on his car, the Saturday before he passed, on my phone. I miss his regular texts checking in to remind me to 'take it light'. I feel privileged to have know Al and grateful for the time he spent reaching out to me in tough times, and when all was okay. I will do my best to 'pay it forward'. Miss you Al.

Alec was my beloved friend the last fourteen years. We met while working together at a local hospital. The words that best define Alec, from my perspective? Kind, compassionate, generous, non-judgmental and humble. To say the least, I had much to learn in the non-judgmental department, and over the years, he proved to be a good teacher and I an apt pupil. As a child psychologist, I shared my most challenging cases with Alec and he delivered much appreciated input. Recently he gifted me a...

I have taught at John Carroll for 26 years and I am not sure I have ever met a bigger heart than Al. I remember his humor, generosity and respect for me. He "gifted" me tickets to Indians, Browns, and send me a wood pen he made. I know he made a difference in the world.
Paula Britton

We love and miss you, Al. Perge always and now ad Astra, Brother O'Neill.