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Alexandra Ann Alexander, obituary portrait — Coker-Mathews Funeral Home

In Loving Memory

Alexandra AnnAlexander

Passed Away On March 1, 2009
At Age 38 years
Resident of Greenville, TX
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Alexandra Ann Alexander

 

Alexandra Alexander, 38, died on March 1, 2009. A memorial service is scheduled at 1:00 pm Wednesday, March 4, 2009 at Wesley United Methodist Church in Greenville under the direction of Coker-Mathews Funeral Home. Rev. Paul Goul and Dr. Perry Smith will officiate.

 

A beloved daughter, sister, niece, cousin and dear friend to countless others, she was born in Greenville on May 26, 1970, to Sue Ann Harting of Greenville and James G. Harting of Wilmington, N.C.

 

Alexandra was a free spirit who lived life to the fullest. She was a graduate of San Marcus Baptist Academy and also attended the Art Institute of Dallas. She loved sports, dancing, Lake Texoma, working on political campaigns, and her pets. She will be greatly missed by all those who knew her.

 

She is survived by her mother, Sue Ann Harting of Greenville; her father and stepmother, Jim and Nancy Harting, and half sisters, Kristan Wilson and Billie Harting of North Carolina; her aunt, Patricia DeVeny, and cousins, Dianne DeVeny and David DeVeny of Dallas; Godmother, Sandy Lane Berger; and a great aunt, Rosabel Warren; and many second cousins; and her special adopted dad, Bill McAlpine.

 

She was preceded in death by her maternal grandparents Sam & Mary Sue Alexander of Greenville, Texas and her paternal grandparents Herman & Veletta Harting of Woodstock, Illinois.

 

Memorials may be made to Drug Free Greenville, 4207 Wesley Street, Greenville, Texas 75401, or a charity of your choice.

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Services

Service

Family & Friends

Wesley United Methodist Church

5302 Hwy. 69S

Greenville, TX, 75402

March 4, 2008

1:00 PM

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Condolences (6)

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SANDY BERGER GREENVILLE, TX March 7, 2009
"DEAREST SUE ANN,

WE HAVE SHARED A LIFETME WITH EACH OTHER, EACH OTHER'S FAMILY LOVED US AS THEIR OWN, BUT THE MOST PRECIOUS THING THAT YOU SHARED WITH ME WAS YOUR BELOVED DAUGHTER.

GRANTED IN THE BEGINNING WHEN SAM & MARY SUE, WENT OFF ON THE CRUISE, NEITHER ONE OF US KNEW WITCH END TO PUT THE DIAPER ON BUT WE SURE HAD FUN WITH ALEX. I DID ABANDON YOU TO GO OFF TO NAM BUT JIM WAS COMING HOME SOON AND FRANK & COZETTE WERE JUST A BLOCK AWAY. SOMEHOW ALEX SURVIVED OUR EARLY CARE, NONE THE WORST FOR WEAR.

IN LOOKING AT THE EARLY PICTURES AT THE MEMORIAL SERVICES, SHE REMINDED ME SO MUCH OF YOU AS WE GREW UP. WE HAD A GREAT TIME GROWING UP. REMEMBER WHAT THE BIG RABBIT DID, SAM BUILDING THE CAGE FOR THE OPOSSOM, & " WHAT IS YOUR FATHER & THAT HORSE DOING SITTING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD".

JOE & I TRYED SO HARD TO BE THERE FOR ALEX & TO HELP HER WITH HER PROBLEMS. WE LOVE HER SO MUCH, THERE WILL ALWAYS BE A DEEP HOLE THAT ONLY ALEX COULD FILL.

I ALWAYS WANTED TO BE THERE FOR ALEX WHEN SHE NEEDED ME AND I WASN'T. I AM SO GLAD THAT I COULD BE WITH HER RIGHT AFTER SO SHE WAS NOT ALONE OR WITH STRANGERS AT A VERY DIFFICULT TIME. I HAVE BEEN THINKING AND GOD MOVES IN MYSTERIOUS WAYS AND MAYBE THAT IS WHY I AM IN THE POSITION THAT I AM IN NOW WAS SO I COULD BE THERE FOR ALEX WHEN SHE NEEDED ME.

I LOVE YOU AND I WILL ALWAYS BE THERE FOR YOU."
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Laurencio P. Arroyo, Jr. Midlothian, TX March 4, 2009
"Monica and I are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Laurencio and Monica Arroyo"
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Kimberly Brittell-Bost Caddo Mills, TX March 4, 2009
"He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds. Psalms 147:3

Praying you and your family during this time................"
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