Alexander Joseph Maxwell

Feb 14 2025 Just thinking back on those years when I was at shoreline CC. 1973/4 1983 or so.... It took me a while to bring the names to mind but finally did ....a search brought me here.... I'm sad to realize Alex passed so long ago. As I'm now 70 myself it is a little profound to contemplate our past and present. I was blessed to have KC present the history of art to me. Alex was just one of those impressive faculty guys that I never wound up having in a class I was taking. But then KC...

I was a student of Alex's in the summer of 1993. I had a lit course on the Greeks. Alex always cracked me up with his dialogue and sense of humor. It would have been a dull summer quarter without him. I'll always remember Alex as a big part of my education at Shoreline CC.
I came across this obituary tonight October 18, 2018. I'm sorry to read of his passing. Take care & God bless.

Alex was my English teacher at Shoreline CC in 1988 and was truly amazing! His energy and passion combined with his wit and creativity, inspired me in life and the completion of a bachelor degree at Carroll College. He was so funny, standing on top of his desk, speaking at the top of his lungs, mans greatest fear. Every class I looked forward to and will always remember him!

You will be dearly missed Dad. We all loved you so. Xoxo

I just discovered this Obituary tonight. I first met Alex at age 17. I was a student at Shoreline Community College. Alex will be missed by all those who knew, and loved him. Condolences to the Maxwell family.
Captain J. Johnson, USPHS, Ret.
Washington D.C

Rest easy, Alex Maxwell.

I had the great pleasure of taking English 102 with Alex and appreciate how hard he pushed us all to think critically about the topic we were researching, and to investigate our work in a multidimensional manner. As students, our initial research topics were assigned, and predominantly not subjects that suited our preference or writing-style. Alex's intention was to push us to write effectively about something we viewed with disdain so that we could write...

In Memory of Alex Maxwell
Emeritus
Humanities

It was with great sorrow that I heard of the passing of Alex. He was a wonderful friend and colleague at Shoreline Community College and I treasure his nickname for me that he always used when meeting each other How you doing DRMcNut

Two events on campus and off campus immediately come to mind when thinking of Alex. On campus I taught an interdisciplinary course with Alex entitled Human and Animal Behavior. Alex was alway...

In Memory of Alex Maxwell
Emeritus
Humanities

It was with great sorrow that I heard of the passing of Alex. He was a wonderful friend and colleague at Shoreline Community College and I treasure his nickname for me that he always used when meeting each other How you doing DRMcNut

Two events on campus and off campus immediately come to mind when thinking of Alex. On campus I taught an interdisciplinary course with Alex entitled Human and Animal Behavior. ...