Marion F. "Brud" Alexander

I extend my sincere condolences to Mayor Alexander's family and the borough of Hummelstown! Mayor Alexander was instrumental in hiring me as a patrolman for the Hummelstown Police Deaprtment in 1992. Although I only spent two short years with the borough I have many happy memories. The mayor was truly a great guy. May God bless you - his family - and the borough during this time of great loss and may God graciously welcome Brud into his eternal rest! You are in my thoughts and prayers. John 14:3

Our most sincere condolences to the entire family.May God shine his face on you during this very difficult time. God Bless You.
In Christian Love,
Kim, Matthew, Shane and Devon Martin.

All of Trinity United Methodist Church join me in expressing our heartfelt sympathies to you, Mary, and to the entire family. We will all miss Brud very much. He was "Mr. Hummelstown" and a vital part of the family of Jesus Christ in this church. May God be with you and yours in this time of loss, and may we all celebrate the resurrection, through our Lord Jesus Christ.

Our heartfelt sympathies to you and you family. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.
Mayor Alexander was truly and inspiration to us. Thanks for always making time for my daughter and all the cherished memories.

Susanna & Jaclyn Lacy Gyger

Our thoughts and prayers are with Patrice and the Pettis family as they mourning the passing of Dad into the Glory of our risen Lord. Draw strength from his reunion with his first love Nancy.

Mrs. Alexander & Family,

Our deepest sympathy to you and your family on Marion's passing. We knew him for over 20 years through the Association of Mayors and will miss his sense of humor and the fresh from the factory Hershey candies he would bring to our meetings. We'll also miss the leadership and stability he brought to our organization.

Our prayers and that of the Association are with you.