Brenda H. Alexander

Sheila I am sorry for the loss of your mom. If you are interested, I have your baby book that I bought in a thrift store in Fort Worth. I would love to get it back to you.

My thoughts and prayers are with everyone. I am glad I was able to met her and will treasure the wonderful blanket she made for my grandson Kaynan he still sleeps with it.
Love always Debbie Taylor

Shelia and Jim, I'm sorry for your loss and know that Brenda will watch over you both. She always greeted me with kindness and cheer in your home and stayed upbeat and open during her illness. Be strong and happy and her light will shine for you all. Lynn D.

Really going to miss Brenda's sweet and informative phone conversations. She took time out to call me once a week and inform me of all of her's going on's. I know she is a peace.

Gerri Hill

I am sad that thru all the years I never took the time to meet the wonderful lady that gave me a friend like Sheila...in all the times that I have had the pleasure of visiting with Sheila she has always had a smile for me and made me feel that we were close. I have known Sheila since the days that she and Lori and Tracy were in school and shared each others lives. Brenda had to have been a wonderful person to instill in Sheila the warmth she bestows on others. Celebrate is a wonderful way to...

Goodbye big sister. We were always close and drew closer during your last days together. Love you much.

We called her Mom Alexander, such a sweet lady. She will be missed and always kept in our hearts. - Lori and Tom Adamson

Brenda was my next door neighbor. She was a vivacious, kind, warm-hearted woman. My whole family loved her. My 6 year-old daughter spent many hours popping over for a quick visit. Brenda loved life and we were so blessed to know her!

My condolences. Rely on God through this time for he is not far from you.
Acts 17:27