Private Memorial Services for Mr. Wesley “Wes” Roscoe Alexander, 61, of Bacliff, TX are scheduled with Alexander Funeral Home & Crematory of Wilson.
Wes was born October 21, 1953 at Ardmore to the late Mr. Lee Clinton Alexander and Mrs. Lois Estell (Kincheloe) Alexander. He passed away Sunday, March 22, 2015 at Texas City, TX.
Wes was raised in Wilson graduating from Wilson High School in 1971. He was employed for Liberty Tower & Flare out of Bacliff, TX for many years as a Rigger and later as a steeple jack. Wes worked for as long as his health allowed, always residing at Bacliff, TX.
He was a veteran of the Oklahoma National Guard serving honorably for four years. Wes had an extensive collection of baseball cards and enjoyed hunting. He always was a very kind and compassionate man with a giving heart and constantly had a positive outlook on life. Wes reaffirmed his faith in Christ prior to his passing.
Preceding him in death were his Parents, Clint and Lois Alexander and brother, Clinton Alexander.
Survivors include his four loving sisters, Pat Brawley and husband Ray, Linda Hunt and husband Marshall, all of Lone Grove, Shirley Coble and husband David of Randleman, N.C. and Virginia Southerland of Wilson; brother, A.L. Alexander and wife Pam of Livingston, TX; best friend, David Cannon and wife Judy of Davis; very special nieces and nephews, Gary, Margie, Eric, Robin, Nancy, Charlie, Joe, Clint, Tommy, Jason, Mike, Cheryl, Raymond, Jeff, Amy, Andy, Amanda, Julie and Maggie; numerous other relatives and friends.
Honorary bearers are Co-Workers of Liberty Tower.
Wes was born October 21, 1953 at Ardmore to the late Mr. Lee Clinton Alexander and Mrs. Lois Estell (Kincheloe) Alexander. He passed away Sunday, March 22, 2015 at Texas City, TX.
Wes was raised in Wilson graduating from Wilson High School in 1971. He was employed for Liberty Tower & Flare out of Bacliff, TX for many years as a Rigger and later as a steeple jack. Wes worked for as long as his health allowed, always residing at Bacliff, TX.
He was a veteran of the Oklahoma National Guard serving honorably for four years. Wes had an extensive collection of baseball cards and enjoyed hunting. He always was a very kind and compassionate man with a giving heart and constantly had a positive outlook on life. Wes reaffirmed his faith in Christ prior to his passing.
Preceding him in death were his Parents, Clint and Lois Alexander and brother, Clinton Alexander.
Survivors include his four loving sisters, Pat Brawley and husband Ray, Linda Hunt and husband Marshall, all of Lone Grove, Shirley Coble and husband David of Randleman, N.C. and Virginia Southerland of Wilson; brother, A.L. Alexander and wife Pam of Livingston, TX; best friend, David Cannon and wife Judy of Davis; very special nieces and nephews, Gary, Margie, Eric, Robin, Nancy, Charlie, Joe, Clint, Tommy, Jason, Mike, Cheryl, Raymond, Jeff, Amy, Andy, Amanda, Julie and Maggie; numerous other relatives and friends.
Honorary bearers are Co-Workers of Liberty Tower.
Private Memorial Services for Mr. Wesley “Wes” Roscoe Alexander, 61, of Bacliff, TX are scheduled with Alexander Funeral Home & Crematory of Wilson.
Wes was born October 21, 1953 at Ardmore to the late Mr. Lee Clinton Alexander and Mrs. Lois Estell (Kincheloe) Alexander. He passed away Sunday, March 22, 2015 at Texas City, TX.
Wes was raised in Wilson graduating from Wilson High School in 1971. He was employed for Liberty Tower & Flare out of Bacliff, TX for many years as a Rigger and later as a steeple jack. Wes worked for as long as his health allowed, always residing at Bacliff, TX.
He was a veteran of the Oklahoma National Guard serving honorably for four years. Wes had an extensive collection of baseball cards and enjoyed hunting. He always was a very kind and compassionate man with a giving heart and constantly had a positive outlook on life. Wes reaffirmed his faith in Christ prior to his passing.
Preceding him in death were his Parents, Clint and Lois Alexander and brother, Clinton Alexander.
Survivors include his four loving sisters, Pat Brawley and husband Ray, Linda Hunt and husband Marshall, all of Lone Grove, Shirley Coble and husband David of Randleman, N.C. and Virginia Southerland of Wilson; brother, A.L. Alexander and wife Pam of Livingston, TX; best friend, David Cannon and wife Judy of Davis; very special nieces and nephews, Gary, Margie, Eric, Robin, Nancy, Charlie, Joe, Clint, Tommy, Jason, Mike, Cheryl, Raymond, Jeff, Amy, Andy, Amanda, Julie and Maggie; numerous other relatives and friends.
Honorary bearers are Co-Workers of Liberty Tower.
Wes was born October 21, 1953 at Ardmore to the late Mr. Lee Clinton Alexander and Mrs. Lois Estell (Kincheloe) Alexander. He passed away Sunday, March 22, 2015 at Texas City, TX.
Wes was raised in Wilson graduating from Wilson High School in 1971. He was employed for Liberty Tower & Flare out of Bacliff, TX for many years as a Rigger and later as a steeple jack. Wes worked for as long as his health allowed, always residing at Bacliff, TX.
He was a veteran of the Oklahoma National Guard serving honorably for four years. Wes had an extensive collection of baseball cards and enjoyed hunting. He always was a very kind and compassionate man with a giving heart and constantly had a positive outlook on life. Wes reaffirmed his faith in Christ prior to his passing.
Preceding him in death were his Parents, Clint and Lois Alexander and brother, Clinton Alexander.
Survivors include his four loving sisters, Pat Brawley and husband Ray, Linda Hunt and husband Marshall, all of Lone Grove, Shirley Coble and husband David of Randleman, N.C. and Virginia Southerland of Wilson; brother, A.L. Alexander and wife Pam of Livingston, TX; best friend, David Cannon and wife Judy of Davis; very special nieces and nephews, Gary, Margie, Eric, Robin, Nancy, Charlie, Joe, Clint, Tommy, Jason, Mike, Cheryl, Raymond, Jeff, Amy, Andy, Amanda, Julie and Maggie; numerous other relatives and friends.
Honorary bearers are Co-Workers of Liberty Tower.
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