Alexander C. Smith

I knew Alex from preschool days and he was a funny, rascally kid who made all of us laugh, even at a young age. Everyone knew and loved him. I am so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you all.

I was Alex's Professor in my Sales class this fall at UNH Manchester. He was a natural salesperson and was blossoming so much until last Wednesday, when his bright candle was suddenly extinguished, so tragically.

The Smith family, and we all, have lost the brightest in life.

I have no words to describe his loss versus his potential.

Hopefully, somehow, the Smith family can heal. I pray for that daily.

Bill Troy

Dear Alex, you were such a wonderful grandson and young man. ALWAYS made me feel special to be your grandfather. I will always love and cherish our times together. Love Grandpa

I remember Alex as my kindergartner who was adorable and very much not afraid to do whatever he wanted, despite possibly getting in trouble. It sounds like he continued to live his life to the fullest. I'm SO sorry for your loss. Kim, Dave, Madi; my thoughts are with you during this nightmare tragedy. .
With fondest memories of a very special boy,
Miss Lisa

There are no words. A young life cut short unexpectedly is never forgotten nor forgiven. As a parent, a friend, acquaintance, or family member, may his brief time here grant you memories to savor and reflect back upon in the days and years to follow -