Dr. Edward Lee Alexander Jr.

Ed was an inspiration to me when I was a hospital resident in Va. as an Australian, Ed adopted me! A great loss to me personally! Dennis Harvie , Melbourne. Au.

Ed was an inspiration to me as an Australian medical graduate, who had been a foreign exchange student to Iowa when I was 18. With my wife, Suzanne, we set sail by ship to the U.S. to take up internship in Worcester, Ma, and then took up the the residency position under Ed's guidance! He introduced us to the life on Chesapeake Bay, Creole food and so much more.! Ed used to laugh at my Aussie accent, and so did some patients, who thought they needed an interpreter! As we say here in Aus. "...

Ed was an inspiration. Knowing him made you better.

My deepest condolences. May God's Holy Spirit be with the family. I pray that he brings comfort to you all at this hard time.

He was a great man and will truly be missed. I am so sorry for your loss.

Dr Alexander taught me many life lessons throughout our time knowing one another. He be greatly missed and always remembered.
Thoughts and wishes of comfort for mrs. Alexander and his family

Jean and family, Please accept our sincere sorrow in your loss of Dr. Ed. We enjoyed our visits in your garden and at the CC. We will miss his insights and funny reflections. Sue and George Tanner of HSV , AR.

Jeannie, I am so sorry to read about the loss of your father. We lost my mother back in September at the age of 90. I have such fond memories of both your Mom and Dad as we were growing up. I often felt like your parents were surrogate parents to me. Thinking of you and your family during this very difficult time.

Katy (Phillips) Feldl

Dr. Alexander was my Doctor from age 18 and my Dad's Doctor for as long as I can remember. You could not ask for a better Man to have for your Physician or Friend. God Bless the Family.