Clifton Alexander

It's hard to get through thanksgiving weekend without thinking of you and how thankful I am for having you in my life. It's been years, but it feels like yesterday when we were at hip hop team practice or just roaming through the halls of your fraternity. You will forever be in my heart. Keep flapping those angel wings of yours. Xoxoxo

Clifton's still on my heart! As are you, Alexander family. You have my best.

Clif-
I went to the Miami University Hip Hop Dance Team tryouts in your honor the other day. It makes me more than sad when I think of all of the great memories that we could have created here together. This university breathes your memory-- the other day I was in class and I was explaining to someone that I was going to tryout for the HH team in honor of my cousin who would have been a senior on the team. I didn't even have to tell them your name before they knew who you were. He said,...

The other day, I decided to flip through my old year books, just to see what others had written in them. Amidst all the messages, one stuck out for me. It said, "Maggie, You can only be young once, but you can be immature forever. - Clif" I immediately laughed and thought back to the times I got to spend with Clifton.

I know this is coming very late, but I just wanted to let the Alexander family know I am still praying for them as well as Clifton. He was an amazing person, who...

I can't believe its been a year.
I miss you Clif. Love you

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help at this time.

To the Alexander Family;

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Today is 12 Feb 2008. Today would have been your 21-st Birtday. I'm just want to let you know I'm always thinking about you and on this special day wanted to wish you a happy birthday.

Uncle John

To the Alexander family you have my deepest sympathy in the death of your loved one. Did you know that, by having a clear understanding of death and the hope for the dead can change our outlook on life? Clearly, comprehending the condition of the dead can help us have a balanced view of life. Death does not need to be an enigma. We can enjoy life without a morbid fear of this enemy hovering in the background. And realizing that death need not extinguish our lives forever eliminates any urge...