ALEX-NEUMANN-Obituary

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ALEX R NEUMANN

Fessenden, North Dakota

Oct 4, 1990 – Nov 5, 2018 (Age 28)

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BORN
October 4, 1990
DIED
November 5, 2018
AGE
28
LOCATION
Fessenden, North Dakota

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Alex Neumann, 28, of Brussels, WI, formerly of Bismarck, ND, much to the great sadness of those who loved him, died at home on November 5, 2018.


Alexander Raymond was born on October 4, 1990. He spent his early years in Minot, ND raised by his parents, Gena and Casey Neumann, before moving to Bismarck. He enjoyed going to his grandparents in Fessenden and in New Town where he had a special relationship with his Grandpa Robert. He developed a love for Saturday Night Live early on, enjoyed listening to a variety of music including John Lennon and the Beatles and taking walks in what he called “Strawberry fields”.  Alex was a private person, but those he allowed into his circle of trust were there for life.


Alex graduated from Bismarck High School in 2009. After graduating, Alex moved to Chicago to chase his dream of becoming an improv comic. He completed an internship and attended classes at the IO Theater. 


Alex loved spending time with his little brother Brock, whether it be playing video games, going bowling, watching movies or just hanging out together, they were the best of brothers. His niece Emery was the shining light in his life that brought joy to his heart.  He always had a big smile waiting for her and loved to play games.  He was so proud to have the honor of being her Godfather.


Alex was so proud of his sister Jade for balancing school, work and being a full-time mother. Family was important to Alex and he loved calling home and talking for at least two hours each chat.


He married Andrea Casson on April 4, 2018. Being a history buff, Alex could recite the speech of Bobby Kennedy and was honored to be married next to the Landmark for Peace Memorial in Indianapolis, on the 50th anniversary of Bobby Kennedy's famous call for peace.  They made their home in Brussels, WI.  He was employed at Hatco, where he also made a positive impact on his coworkers.


Mingled with our sadness at his death, we can remember Alex for all the joy he brought to our lives, his heart of gold, and for the many passions he shared with those who cared for him. He was always good for a big “Alex” hug. He will be missed beyond measure by the many who love him.


A private family service will be held at Nelson Funeral Home in Fessenden ND, with burial following at Hillside Cemetery.


Alex is survived by his wife, Andrea; parents, Gena and Casey; sister and brother, Jade and Brock Neumann; niece, Emery; grandparents, Judy and Wally Neumann, Viola Pennington, and Jane and Dave Kleveland; Ozzie and Doris Staupe and many special aunts, uncles, and cousins.


He was preceded in death by his grandpa, Robert Pennington.


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I am so sorry for your loss! Although we did not know Alex as an adult, I vividly remember him when he was a little boy. He was so sweet and played so well with the girls! May the Lord wrap his arms around you and give you strength at this time! Our thoughts and prayers are with you!

Gena and Casey,

I am so very sorry...words cannot express the sadness and grief that I feel. Please accept my deepest condolences and know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. I remember Alex as a baby to the young and wonderful man he became. The world lost a son and a brother, but heaven gained an angel. Love you both.

My Sincerest condolences for your loss. May precious memories of your dear loved one, along with encouraging words such as those found at John 11: 25 & 26 be of comfort to your family as it has me.

I am so very sorry to hear about your love one please except my deepest heartfelt condolences may the love of God family and friends help you through all your grief and difficult times. Php 4:6,7

Our deepest condolences to the family. May the God of comfort and mercy grant you and your family hope and peace during this time of sadness and sorrow. Jer 29:11,12

I'm so sorry for your loss, Alex was an amazing man to work with. He always had jokes to brighten anyone's day. He told me that if anything ever happened to you 143. He was always telling stories and the things you and him would do or what was the next adventure. You could yell he loved you very much. He is truly missed. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your faimly. [

My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Gena, Casey, Jade & Brock. So sorry to hear of Alexs passing. Our deepest sympathy to all your family.

Im so very sorry for your loss
Im am going to miss listening to Alex talk about any type history he was so knowledgeable
He was a very interesting guy
He is sadly missed by all of us at Hatco
I feel very privileged to has known this awesome man
I will not forget my friend Alex
Peace be with you all
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