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Memories and Condolences
for Alexander Hubbard
June 11, 2003
Alex, not a day goes by that I don't think about you, your red truck, your Abercombie clothes the way you laughed and your awesome personality. I live in world of lonelyness without you and can't help feel the sorrow of you being gone. I love you and miss you sooo much Alex(lil man). Your in my heart forever! 8_(
June 11, 2003
I love you and miss you Alex!
Joey
June 3, 2003
I writting to you Alex because today will make one month exactly since we last spoke. I couldn't have ever imagined the heartache of missing you. You were a pal, a confidant, a person that I trusted whole heartedly. I've seen and read where your are in a better place, but as selfish as it seems, I wish you were still here. I miss the laughing, the comfort of stories and the nights talking about anything or nothing. The house isn't the same, it's too quiet and the cell phone doesn't ring like it use too, guess I never realized how much we really talked and hung around each other. I'm glad I got to see the apartment and would been proud to see you graduate and in some way I know you did. I wish there was an explanation to this whole thing, but like everyone says, your in GOD's hand and I know your there in his Heaven resting in Jesus's arms talking to Lisa. I just never realized how hard it would be to grow without you living in this world. I've never known such sadnees in my heart, nor the stillness of emotions. There so much around me that reminds me of you, your personality, pictures and of course your smile. Alex I know how resilient you are so, if you could ever find a way to talk to me, I'll be waiting. Rest in Peace Alex, I miss and love you so much, my world is no longer the same since you left my friend. Until then....
Joey
Jenni Hall
May 29, 2003
To Mr. & Mrs. Hubbard & Family,
Like many others, i also had the privilege to know Alex. i met him when i comming into 6th grade and i knew right then he was a great guy. He was always a great friend and someone who i can really trust. The other day i saw this little saying that really spoke to me and I believe that if Alex could say one more thing to us he would say, My time has come, and so i'm gone, to a better place, far beyond. I love you all as you can see, but i'm better now, because i'm free... I want you to know that i have and will be praying for you, that God to give you strength, comfort and support. Thank you so much for raising such a wounderful and incredible young man. May God always bless you!
Alex~ Hey babe...wow you must be having the best time ever. Up there dancing with Jesus...i can only imagine. Thank you for everything that you did for me! i will never forget all the great times together *dances *Parties *Movies *Wednesday night bible study *Lifeguarding remember when we all fit in the slide at once? haha. but most of all i will never forget the big hugs and your beautiful smile. I know your in a better place right now looking down and wanting us to smile but i just wish you were. we never realize what great things we have until they are gone. Alex i will always love you and our memories will live in my heart and in my dreams forever..you have always been an angel.. and now you have your wings. untill we meet again.
Love always
Jen > <+>
Stormee Vandiver
May 27, 2003
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard~
I guess you could say me and alex weren't the best of friends but i met him my 6th grade year. Every girl in Kingwood Middle School had a crush on him. He was the talk of the day everyday. He didn't walk by in the hallways without every girl's head turned in his direction. From the time i met him and few times we hungout he was a truly remarkable person. I honestly can say i never saw him without a smile on his face,even when i went into subway and he had already made about 1,000 sandwhiches! He touched and inspired many. He will never be forgotten. Just know he is in a better place looking down on us. May your everydays struggle get better.
Love always
Stormee
Richmond Whittington
May 25, 2003
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard,
It was an amazing blessing to get to know Alex these past 4 years. I can remember the first couple of weeks when Chris and I first started in Kingwood schools. I think it was the second week of school when Chris brought home Alex and I stopped to ask him, "Why are you hanging out with kids my age!?!?" Alex then introduced himself to me and I immediately felt that this kid was special and would be around for a while hanging out with Chris. He always was willing to help Chris with anything and just be a "big brother" to him when they went out on the weekends. I know you always had a peace when Alex was hanging around with Chris, but I always felt peace because Chris was with Alex. His outgoing and friendly personality and willingness to "help the less fortunate" did not go unnoticed as his life will forever be an amazing testimony to those kids around us that are struggling to find their way in this world and who struggle to find who they are in Christ. I know personally that these are two elements that I struggle with from time to time. Growing up is not easy, but having people in this world like your son made it enjoyable. You guys are in my prayers as well as Nick. I know God has something amazing planned for him down the road as well. He's in "the valley" but I have no doubt God will pull him out and set him on "the straight and narrow." I love you guys. Please feel free to give Chris or myself a call if you need help with anything at all. Alex will be missed, but his mission here was complete and the race was well ran. He didn't give up, and for that, he is now being rewarded.
Cody Smith
May 24, 2003
Alex- man ur so awesome. its really unfornunate that something like this has to happen to such a great person. We all know that you are in a much better place now. cya dude
Kristen Ellisor
May 23, 2003
Alex~ I never thought I would have to do this again...with one of my close friends. You were there with me through Jared, and now you're gone too. I don't know what to say except thankyou. Thankyou for everything you made my life...through elementary school, you were the crush that I always had...and middle school, the one who would listen to me for hours on the phone crying about middle school drama. You were truely the best! Thankyou so much for loving me and supporting me. Although we'll never get to fullfill our 5th grade promise (going to my prom together haha), you will always be in my heart. I always said I'm going to marry someone like Alex oneday...and thankyou for setting that standard. I will never forget the 10 years that I was allowed to spend with you, but knowing that you're in heaven with Jesus and Lisa allows me to get through everyday. I will always love you and will never forget you. Thankyou for everything.
Amber Seidel
May 22, 2003
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard and Nick,
Alex was a very good friend of mine as well as many people you have met this past week. He was an inspiration to all and he will be greatly missed by everyone, but put in the words of my six year old brother he is in heaven now and can watch over us all. I have always loved the great spiritual family life you guys have and want you to know that just because Alex has moved on to his new life I have not moved out of yours. I will always be here if you ever need anything.
Alex,
You were a dear friend to me and like most other I loved you from the minute I met you! You have been nothing but an inspiration to want to lead a better life, but most importantly to know that there is better out there for me. You were truly a best friend, "sharing secrets, sharing laughter sharing tears, through good times and bad, you were always there." You knew things that only few know, and still loved me anyways. I will miss you more than words can express. But eventually I will get my caddy as well and we'll meet up in New York. I love you and miss you, and you will always be in my thoughts!
May God Bless you all.
Love,
"Amberlicious"
Whitney Belaire
May 20, 2003
I didnt know Alex that well but I just want to say I'm praying for all of his loved ones.God Bless.
PS..Thank u Alex for the free Subway sandwhiches! :P
Whitney
Louis Welschhans
May 17, 2003
To the family of Alex Hubbard,
I had the pleasure of meeting Alex just three weeks before this tragedy. In that short time, I can say that I'm glad that I met him. He was an awesome guy. He could radiate a room with his smile and had a personality to match it. I wish that I would have had the chance to know him better, and I will miss him greatly.
No parent in the world should have to live to see both the start and finish of their child's life, and I'm an truely sorry that you have to be on of those who do. Alex touched the lives of many people, and he had many a friend who loved him dearly. Sometimes you can look up at the sky and see a star, and then see it shoot off to one direction and vanish. This image, short as it may be, has an undying and omnipresent effect on one's mind, and that beautiful magical image stays with you forever. Your son had the same effect on the world, a short stay, but a lasting impression. I will miss him dearly, as will all who knew him. And again, I'm very sorry for your lose.
J
May 16, 2003
To Mr & Mrs. Hubbard,
I had the pleasure and honor of knowing Alex for 3yrs going on 4. Since the day we met, Alex and I had an automatic bond. We talked before, through mutual friends, but didn't really get to know each other until we found out we both lived in Kingwood, this was right around the time he broke his arm, I believe it had something to do with him playing football. He was a great person in that no matter what you felt was wrong with youself he could find the positive side and make you feel better. The bond we had was enough for Alex to open up and tell me about his friend Lisa. At times he would come over my house and we'd talk. This included times when something was bothering him or if he felt depressed he would share his thoughts. I know he loved Lisa so much and if he was over my house when she'd call him on his cell phone, his first words were, " Are you ok, do you need anything, do you want me to come right over". I know Alex was always there for anyone if they needed him, but at times even he needed someone, most of the time he needed someone to just listen about his problems. Knowing I was there is what is slowly helping me get through this most tragic and unbelieveable loss. Alex would share things about his life, his thoughts on his future, he said that he was considering becoming a lawyer like his Dad. I know he liked working at American Eagle, cause of the clothes and when he started working at Subway, he would often tell me to go over and he would give me free food...I'd laugh and tell him NO, if I go I'll pay. He would say "You don't have to, you don't know how much food I've given away. I said no I'll pay, he said "Man my parents wouldn't take it for free either, that's class! Though there are many memories in my head, I can remember the few times we ever got mad at each other and being the friends we were, we'd always talked and never had the need for apologies, it wasn't necessary between friends like us. I'd like to share with you my final moment with him and what I know made Alex the most happiest I ever seen him. This being when he got his new apartment. He called me one time in March and told me he was getting an apartment and may move-in during May with Matt. I would often ask him about how his parents felt about him moving out and he mention that his Mom was crying from time to time about it, but the fact that he was there and you letting him do it was the happiest I ever saw him. He kept telling to go over to see it. He moved in April 30th. Since I live down the street from them I thought letting him and Matt settle in was best. I finally went over on Saturday the 3rd, 3 days after he moved in. He called me to help him put his new night stands together. When I got there I asked him if he had any tools. You should have seen him jump and expressed that his Mom just got him some, the look again he was like a kid during Christmas. The stands being they were from Ikea, well we of course messed up the first one, we re-did it and noticed one mistake. To Alex it was no mistake at all, you would have thought that we put a whole wall unit together by the look on his face he was so excited! Well, we finished the 2nd stand and he rolled them into his bedroom. I cannot tell you the joy on his face and one of the happiness moments he had. He was proud of the new fixtures, the Martini shaped lamps for the living room, the stainless steel lamp for his new night stand. Later after we were through, Alex expressed that he wanted to go over my house with a friend of ours and stay up to watch movies and in the morning go eat kolaches. Unfortunately I was getting ready to go on vaction Sunday the 4th, so I explained that I couldn't to it or that it would have been fun, that was the only time I ever saw his face turn sad. He asked me how long I was going and I said for a week, he said ok and slowly a smile grew back on his face, he said call me when you get back so we can hang out. I said ok. I asked him if he wanted anything from Cancun, but since he was plannig a trip with Matt and his family in June to Cozumel, what could I get him that he couldn't get when he got there, of course he asked for a shot glass. I left to get ready and he had to leave to go pick up a friend. To my surprise he came by my house in his truck with a friend, pulled up in the driveway right before I was getting ready to leave. I laughed at him and said "What are you doing", he said "Nothing since we have to pass by your house to get to apartment I thought I'd come by and say goodbye". That the last time I saw him, May 3rd 2003. His final words as he was pulling out of the drive way was "Call me when you get back...
I got back the following Sunday night and decided to wait until Monday to call him. During the day I got a call from Matt and that's when my world changed. I've never known someone in such a short time, the impact he would have on me. I realized that I was selfish in thinking I was the only one, as I saw and heard at the funeral home, he had an impression on what seemed like the world. My thought on this is that God has called a new angel by his side and his name is written in the Book of Life as Alexander Glen Hubbard. I don't know how to say goodbye anymore without thinking of Alex, so I'll end with this, "Until we meet again" and if I'm allowed in your new apartment(God's Heaven), you'll be the one there greeting me. May God bless you Mr & Mrs. Hubbard and
guide you through this time of sorrow. Sincerely, Alex's friend.
Jenni Klinger
May 15, 2003
I love you Alex and Miss you so much!
~"For some life lasts a short while, but the memories it holds last forever."
~"We do not know the true value of our moments until they have undergone the test of memory."
-Georges Duhamel
I know I will never forget the wonderful time I was able to experience with Alex! He dated my best friend to this day and during middle school you would never find one of us without eachother! He was a great person, student, and mostly a great friend! He will definately be miss by everybody! Mr. And Mrs. Hubbard be strong during this time of loss but know Alex will never be forgotten by anybody. He is safe now.
~Jenni Klinger
Halie Hartman
May 15, 2003
Alex was a very magnetic person, I remember just always wanting to be around him. His goofiness and spontaneity constantly took me by suprise and every moment with him was a blast. I am so thankful that God gave me the chance to get close to him this year the impact he made in my life will continue to grow. I was very blessed to be able to spend some time with him on May 9, a day I will keep close to my heart along with other countless memories.
S.
May 14, 2003
"Be still and know that I am God..."
Psalm 46:10
"I will turn their mourning into gladness! I will give them comfort and joy instead of sorrow!"
Jeremiah 31:13
S.
May 14, 2003
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard-
I cannot even tell you how sorry I am, but I know how you feel, and it does get better. The good memories replace the sadness and the hurt does fade. He is safe in the arms of God and if he had the choice, he probably would not come back here. He is in paradise! He feels no pain now. I didn't know Alex well, but I do have a story. Ever since I met Alex in 8th grade (he was in 6th), I thought he was the cutest boy EVER. I had a huge crush on him, but never really talked to him again...I know, very middle school-ish. Finally my senior year I met him again and we took a picture together. I've never met a sweeter boy..he was so nice to me.
I am praying for you.
Tiffany Burleson
May 14, 2003
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard~
I am truley sorry for your loss. Alex was a great person and he was loved by many people. I never understood why bad things happen to amazing peolple like him he will be one out of four students from kingwood high to pass away in the last two years. three out of those four including alex were my friends. ive knowm alex since middle school and he was in my history class last year,we would talk and say a few words to each other but we never hung out or anything. i know this has made a great impact on everyone that knew him.if yall ever need anything im sure you have thousands of people to turn to, me being one of them although you dont know me. i attended his funeral and went to the cemetary, i know that was one of those things we wish we didnt have to do.im sure if alex could tell his friends and family something he would say not to be sad to go on with our lives although its tough and in the end we will all be together for eternity.my deepest apology goes out to you and the rest of your family. ALEX WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN!!!-----<---@
Terri Milam
May 14, 2003
Mr. & Mrs. Hubbard,
I wanted to let you know we are praying for your family. I remember when Marcia would bring Alex up to the office & Maureen & I would play with him. I am so sorry for your loss.
May God be with you,
Terri Milam
Isaac Erb
May 14, 2003
I am very sorry to hear about your loss. It's a very awful thing to see someone pass on so young. I have faith that he is in a better place with God. The Lord shall take good care of him. Nothing in this world can replace the loss of a child or loved one. I understand that the void in your life where he was will never be filled again. Have faith that one day you will see him again.
God Bless
Maureen Hernandez
May 13, 2003
Pat & Marcia - I wanted to extend my deepest sympathy for the loss of Alex. I fondly remember playing with Alex as a little boy when I worked for you, Mr. Hubbard. My thoughts and prayers are with you as you face the days ahead.
- Maureen Hernandez
Alex Du Bois
May 13, 2003
Mr. & Mrs. Hubbard,
I went to school with Alex throughout elementary school. He was a good friend and a great kid. To hear of this tragedy... it was difficult to say the least. I moved away in 6th grade and I regret not keeping in touch with Alex. He will be missed greatly. He was one of the good ones.
Lauren Mabesoone
May 13, 2003
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Hubbard, I am deeply sorry about your loss of Alex. I have known Alex since middle school. I remember hanging out in 7th grade in our history class, the endless laughs that we shared, and the many wonderful times in the Forest Cove youth groups! he is greatly missed, and I will continually be praying for spiritual healing for your family and everyone that was just aquainted with Alex, because he was a blessing to many! and is very much loved!!! he is dancing with the angels now, he looks apon us, and will be watching out for us! one sweet day we will all be together again dancing in the skies!
> <> God Bless <> <
Courtney
May 13, 2003
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard- I am very sorry to hear of Alex's passing. Alex was such an amazing guy. He gave the best hugs and had the brightest smile on his face whenever I saw him! Everyone who knew him has been blessed. You had an incredible son.
Alex- WOW i miss you so much already! I regret not hanging out with you since Prom but everytime I saw you at school or starbucks, you brought a smile to my face and made me laugh! You have impacted so many lives and that is why I love you. Rite now you are probably dancing with Jesus and hanging out with Lisa. You will be in my heart forever and I know you are watching over us all! The memories from swim team to Prom '03 I will cherish forever! I love you Alex.
Heather Shores
May 13, 2003
To the parents of Alex Hubbard,
My deepest sympathy for your loss. I went to school with Alex from our 7th grade year to our 10th grade year. I heard of Alexes passing this morning and I have been greif stricken since. Expect many of his friends at his wake and his funeral. I know he had many of them. May God keep you in this time of need. You will be in my prayers.
Sincerely
Donis Thompson
May 13, 2003
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard,
You may not remember me, but I knew Alex for about 10-11 years. I have so many memories of him that I hold dear. The earliest being his first grade birthday party. After elementary school, Alex and I drifted apart because he went to KMS and I went to CMS. We met back up when he came to CMS for a little while. We were very good friends from 1st grade-5th grade, and then more of just aquaintences after that. I talked to him every once and a while and saw him at school. It didn't matter how much we talked to each other or saw each other though, every time we did see each other, it was like no time had ever gone by. He was truly a great guy. I found out about the accident on Sunday after I came home from church. One of my friends had remembered that I knew him and called me to tell me about it. Anyone that knew Alex,even just a little bit, will miss him very much. I'm very sorry for your loss. I've been praying for you and the rest of your family that you will have peace and comfort during this terrible time. It hurts to lose a loved one, but just remember, he's in a better place, and we will all see him again one day.
Yours truly,
LaDonis Thompson
Blair Bresler
May 13, 2003
Dear Mr.& Mrs. Hubbard,
I can only imagine the pain you and your family must be going through right now. It's not fair that such a wonderful person was so suddenly taken from us, but we all know that he is watching over us from a better place with Lisa by his side. I've been friends w/ Alex since sixth grade, and he was the ONLY friend of mine that has never betrayed me in any way. We had this amazing compatibility that's hard to come by, and he was one of the select few that I could truly be myself around. We drifted a little this year and I regret that more than anything. How I let myself grow apart from such an awesome person, I do not know. This tragedy made me realize what truly matters in life, and I know now not to take anyone or anything for granted. I want to thank Alex's friends and family for making Alex the wonderful person that he was, and thank you God for putting him in my life. Alexander Glen Hubbard will be deeply missed & he will remain in our hearts and memories forever.
Alex~ Hey babe! I wish more than anything that u were here right now. I stopped by your house today, & flipping thru ur photo albums brought back so many precious memories. *dances*swim meets*movies*christina aguilera concert*Natty's house*, the list is endless! I miss u so much Alex, it hurts, but reminiscing on all the good times we had, picturing ur smile, and hearing ur laugh, helps a lot. Thank u 4 all the memories, A Hubb:)I love u & I will never forget u.
Love always,
~B~
Danielle
May 12, 2003
Dear Hubbard Family,
I'm so sorry for your loss. Alex was an amazing person and a great friend. He always had that amazing smile on his face and knew just what to say to cheer me up. He was such a blessing to all of us.
Alex~Hi babe! I hope you know how many peoples lives you effected. My life will never be the same w/o you. You taught me alot. The memories I'll cherish forever.Thanks so much for those! I love yah babe! God Bless
Terri Duerringer
May 12, 2003
Marcia and Patrick,
There are no words to express the heartache you must be feeling. My heart stopped when I received the news. I've watched Alex grow up from those first days of kindergarten at Bear Branch, those many looooong Saturday swim meets he raced for the Bears, to the handsome, personable young man I saw just weeks ago. He was a truly great kid who always had that big smile, and time to stop and say hello (even to a friend's mom.) Alex was a treasure and a testament to your family's love and faith. God has called home a shining light. My thoughts, my love and prayers are with you all, God bless.
Terri Duerringer
Matthew 10:32
Emily Duerringer
May 12, 2003
Mr. & Mrs. Hubbard,
Alex was a great guy to know. I have known him for 12 years. We were the tallest at Bear Branch and the fastest at swim team. He was such a great person. Everyone always had positive things to say about him. As we got to middle school we drifted apart. And then the summer after 9th grade, we both did lifeguarding at Bear Branch pool. I was so glad I got to know him again. He was such a joy to talk to. He really listened to what you had to say. We had tons of fun over the 12 years. I wish we would have been closer, but just knowing him and getting to see him at work, brought joy to me. He brightened my day. It is unfortunate this happened to such great people. Sometimes I wonder why horrible things happen to good people, like Alex. But you have to remember, God has everything happen for a reason. God bless you and Alex. If you need anything Mr. & Mrs. Hubbard we are here and happy to help.
Emily Duerringer
Courtney Hayes
May 12, 2003
Dear the Hubbard Family,
I'm sorry to hear of your loss. I have known Alex since the 1st grade and he is such an awesome guy that no one can even compare too! He was taken from us too soon, but we know that he is in a better place and we will be blessed to see him again soon!!! I know this is a tough time and i will keep you in my thoughts and prayers!
Courtney Hayes
Michelle Harris
May 12, 2003
Dear Hubbard Family,
I am so sorry to about Alex. I am still in shock. He was such an awesome friend. He had a great personality, smile, and heart. Alex loved life and brought joy to everyone around him. I was blessed to have known him. I will never forget all the good times we had. Bear Branch, swim team-pep rallies, Middle school, and all of our memories that we shared. I know he in Heaven with his best friend by his side smiling down on us. I am going to miss him so much! It hurts so bad! I wish he was still here. You should be very proud of your son and what he accomplished. Alex I love you so much and I am going to miss you. I will never forget you!! You are in my prayer.
God Bless
Michelle Harris
Jessica McCrary
May 12, 2003
Dear Hubbard Family:
Words are hardly enough right now, but if reading about the memories people had of Alex brings you any kind of solace, that is my wish for your family.
Many years ago (way back when he was in my mother's Sunday School class at Forest Cove Baptist Church), I used to joke about Alex being my "Little Boyfriend." He was such a joy to be around! He made me a Valentine's Day Card one year and I remember thinking how precious he was (he is STILL my only Valentine to date who had enough creativity to make the card by hand).
Several years have passed since then, but I did have an opportunity to speak to Alex again this past Easter, and he was still as charming as he was in the third grade. I saw him at Randall's and was quite surprised when he got out of the car to speak to me! He was so well-mannered and showed a sincere interest in how my life had been going. What a pleasure it must have been to see him grow into such a wonderfully unique young man!
From reading the other entries I can see that Alex blessed the lives of many people. I'm sure he will continue to do so in Heaven.
My prayers are with you.
With Love,
Jessica M.
Emily Price
May 12, 2003
Dear Hubbard Family,
I'm so sorry for your loss. Alex was such an awesome guy and such a good friend to me. I just want you to know that growing up with him was a such a blessing...we had so much fun together through the years. Nothing will ever make me forget the memories...of us hanging out at swim meets, just chilling on the playground, or seeing each other all dressed up at prom. I hate the fact that we hadn't hung out as much recently...but I still feel as close to him as ever. It hurts to see someone so innocent leave earth, but its reassuring to know that he is up in heaven, smiling down on us with Lisa by his side. I'll never forget your son and the way he impacted my life. You know that you're in my prayers...To Alex- babe, I hope you know how much I'm going to miss you...because there are no words that can express how I feel...I love you so much and I'll always remember the good times we had...I'll see you in heaven...God bless...
Love always,
Emily Price
Heather Hoffman
May 12, 2003
Dear Hubbard Family,
I am so sorry to hear about Alex. What a great guy he was! I will always remember those middle school dances that he was my date to. We always had the more fun than anyone else. I could go on forever about all the great times we had together. It was always fun when he was around. I regret that when we entered high school we went our seperate ways. Within the last few months though I saw him at least once a week if not more and we would stop and chat until we had to run along to our class. I always thought to myself that I should call him up and see what he was doing. Why I didn't I will never know. Now as I look around my room at the pictures that have been on my walls for the past 5 years it is starting to hit me. Why do horrible things always happen to the best of people? To anyone who knew Alex they knew he was the cream of the crop. Once again, I am so sorry for all of this. No one should ever be put through this kind of heartache. Alex I have always loved you, and always will. I will never forget.
Love
Heather Hoffman
Liz McConnell
May 12, 2003
The Hubbard Family,
Alex grew to be a remarkable young man and a true friend to everyone he encountered. His smile and polite mannerism drew the best from each one of his friends. My heart and prayers are with your family. Thank you for sharing your son with so many of us.
Ashley ~ Alex will always be with you. Hold the memory of his smile close to your heart - he would want that - Mom
Korie
May 12, 2003
I just met Alex this year, he was in my yearbook class. I miss him already. He used to always beg me for some of my lunch, I always ate during yearbook. Every time I had a garlic bagel his eyes would just light up! Around Christmas time, I even brought him his own, just how he liked it. Boy, was he excited. We had some fun times in that class. 3rd period's like one big family, we're all so close. It hurts to know he's gone from us, but now he's in heaven rejoicing that he's there! We will all get to see him again someday, I know it. I will keep Alex and his family in my prayers. I wish to his friends and family comfort from God to all the hurting hearts. We are all very blessed to have known and shared many fun times with Alex. God bless
Robin (Matthews) Carrico
May 12, 2003
I am so sorry for your loss. May God keep you during this difficult time.
Ashley McConnell
May 12, 2003
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard and family -
I am deeply sorry that this had to happen. I can't even comprehend any of this and why it had to happen. I am devestated. The past 9 years growing up with Alex have been so awesome and now 3 weeks before graduation it seems like our lives are over. I can remember swim team and Bear Branch memories. Those were the best. Middle school was probably my favorite since we were so close and had so much in common. What I don't understand is why bad things have to happen to good people. It makes me realize that the little things we get upset about dont even compare to something like this. Life is so fragile and I'm sorry that we take advantage of it. I will miss Alex like crazy. He was such a great friend to me and was always there whenever I needed to talk. What hurts me the most is remembering all the good times and with this past summer both of us working at Subway and always going to each others stores to get whatever stuff we were out of and just trading stories of people who came into Subway. I know I can't fully feel your pain but I am definitely hurting inside. I am praying for you and your family and I know Alex is in a better place and I know that I will see him later in my future. God Bless and Alex I love you! I am always here Mrs. Hubbard if you ever need anything.
Love always,
Ashley McConnell
LIZ LONGSTRETH
May 12, 2003
My condolences to your family at this very sad time...
May God Bless the Hubbard family & keep them strong during this hard time.
Alex Hubbard was a great friend, He will truely be missed. He was a great friend and an even better person.
THIS IS DEDICATED TO ALEX MY FRIEND. I WILL FOREVER HOLD YOU CLOSE IN MY HEART, FOR YOU WILL FOREVER BE WITH ME. I MISS YOU MORE THAN WORDS WILL EVER SAY, BUT I KNOW YOU ARE IN A BETTER PLACE. YOU WILL BE MISSED BY MANY, I WILL CHERISH THE DAY WHEN I WILL SEE YOU AGAIN. WE ARE ALL HURTING AT YOUR SUDDEN DEPARTURE FROM THIS WORLD BUT I KNOW IN MY HEART THAT YOU ARE STILL WITH ME. I CAN SEE YOUR SMILE AND I HEAR YOUR LAUGH. ENJOY YOUR NEW FOUND FREEDOM FROM THIS WORLD IN THE HOUSE OF OUR FATHER. I AM VERY PROUD TO SAY THAT YOU ARE MY FREIND. I LOVE YOU ALEX.
Sincerest sympathy to Alex's family from a former Kingwood classmate.
Liz Longstreth.
Rhonda Longstreth James
May 12, 2003
Dear Patrick, Marcia, and Family,
~With Love, honor, and in memory of your Son Alexander Glen Hubbard~
I am so sorry to hear of your loss.
We will certainly keep you, and your family in my thoughts and prayers during this sad and difficult time. As you grieve, just hold on to the thought that where he is going, there is no pain, suffering or sadness. Instead there will be peace, understanding and joyous reunions with loved ones who have passed before us. I know this is a hard time for you, Remember to take care of yourself during this time. Make sure to eat and get what rest you can to keep your strength up. If you are able, get outside in the fresh air and sun now and then, it will help keep your spirits up. I pray for an easy and peaceful journey for your family. Keep in touch when you can and let us know how things are going.
Best wishes, peace and healing to your family,
Love,
Rhonda Longstreth James
Mother of Liz Longstreth,
One of Alex's best friends...
May 12, 2003
Rhonda James
5560 Tulane Ave
Fort Worth, TX. 76114
817 626-9568
Mark J. Martin
May 12, 2003
A brother in Christ from FCBC. My deepest sympathy to you. You remain in my thoughts and prayers.
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