Deanna L. Alexander

I am so sorry to hear about Deanna. I worked with Deanna in St. Louis, and I could not get enough of her! I last talked with her in Oct. when she told me of her illness. She was always so upbeat, and her smiling face just made your day. I am so glad to have known her, and she will be close to my heart forever!

Carl: I am so sorry you have had to endure Deanna's suffering and now her untimely demise. There is no good time to lose a wife. Please accept my condolences and sympathy. - Don Weihl

Carl,

You and Deanna's family are in our prayers. I am sure she is rejoicing in her new life.

Sarah and I are out of state or would have been to see you at Funeral home. We will be sending a check as a memorial.

I am so sorry that Deanna has lost her fight. She was such an up beat, joyful person, even after learning her diagnosis. I will never forget her attitude that her disease would shorten her life, but it would not become her life.
She was fun to work with at Memorial and always had a postive attitude, even in trying times.
My sympathy to her family and friends. She will be missed.

My heart is heavy to learn of this. Deanna was a fun loving person. I will never forget Christmas Day 2002. We exchanged gifts, went to a movie and then looked for an open place for supper. We found was Sgt. Peppers on Stevenson. We asked for a menu and were told it was only one dish that day. So, we ordered, ate and waited for our check. When we finally stopped the waitress, we were told they do a free meal on Christmas for anyone who comes in. We laughed, each left a twenty dollar...