John W. Alexander

I'm saddened by the passing of John, my good friend and neighbor of 33 years. My fondest memories are when the girls, Chris, Cyd, Brook and Blake, were in school and Jan was busy at her potting wheel. Each Thanksgiving when I take a pecan pie out of the oven I wish I could walk it next door for the Alexander's Thanksgiving dinner.
John had many friends, a respected career, and was blessed to have the love, devotion and care of his wife, Martha. My deepest sympathy, Dee Fleming

You have my deepest sympathy on the loss of your love one. Please be assured life is precious to our creator and he will act in our behalf.
1 Corinthians 15:26

Dear Alexander Family,
Love and prayers are sent your way in this time of loss. Rest assured, that the grief will subside and the memories will but grow richer.

Dear Alexander Girls,
So thankful for all the many wonderful memories of being neighbors
And family friends.
We will miss our Dr.John
Love,
Debbie Scherer and Sherry Pomykal

John was a fine gentleman and always pleasant to be around. He will be missed by his lovely family. A life well lived. My sincere condolences. Sharon Wilson

Dear Brooke, Blake,and family - so sorry for the loss of your precious father.

Alexander Family:

Albert Komatsu, (92) designed your parents' home in the 60's. Your father invited our family to lunch to see the completed home after you moved in. They were and the house remains one of his favorites. Dr Alexander was a kind soul and the Komatsu family sends our condolences.

Karl & Nancy Komatsu