Adolphe L. Alexander III

He was a great guy. I knew him when we worked at the PO in downtown LA. I was a naive 19-year-old white boy. He was nine or ten years older, but we were real buddies; we had a mutual interest in jazz, and went to clubs together, and listened to records at his uncle Johnny St. Cyr's house. I lost touch with him but have thought of him fondly many times over the years and just now curiosity has led me to the internet where have learned of his death, and I am saddened.

Dearest Joyce and family, know that Alex will be greatly missed. Jim and I will always remember the little trips, laughs and good times we had. Our thoughts are with you at this sad time.
Love always Cyn and Jim

Auntie Joyce and family
Thinking of you all in this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Love Jeff,Susy,Savanah,Tiana

Auntie Joyce,
Our thoughts and condolences to you and the family.
Love Charlene,Ron,Kyle and Jason

Joyce and family
Thinking of you at this moment. Norman,Marion, I are going to go to church and lite a candle for Alex. Rembering all the fun times we had with him. He was such a gentlemen, will always remember him when we went to Vegas and all the laughs we had.
LOVE YOUR SISTER CAROL,NORM AND MARION

Joyce and family: Our most heartfelt condolences during these difficult times. Our loved ones will always live in our hearts. Think about the joyous times spent with him and be happy that you had the chance to be a part of them. Bob and Rosa Nourse

Alex aka Doffey will be remembered and loved....