Rex Alexander
Services for Rex Lin Alexander, 72, were held at 2:00 pm Sunday May 24, 1987in the First United Methodist Church, Jayton, TX. Rev Leonard Holt, pastor officiated.
Alexander died about 8:20 pm May 21, in Methodist Hospital, Lubbock, TX following a brief illness. Born May 16, 1915 in Jayton, TX he had lived most of his life in Kent County. He was a retired Jayton Postmaster. He was a member of the National Association of Postmasters and served in the Air Force during World War II. He married the former Faye Cade, January 1, 1950 in Dallas. He was a member of the Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Faye Alexander, Jayton; two sons, Raymond Alexander, Anchorage, Alaska, and Bob Alexander, Las Cruces, NM; a daughter Mickey Alexander, Austin; four brothers, Dr. Bob Alexander, Spur; Jack Alexander, Big Spring; Dr. Ted Alexander, Wichita Falls; Dr. Joe Alexander, Abilene; one sister, Bernice Cochran, Spur; and four grandchildren.
The family states memorials may be made to the Cardiac Care Center, Methodist Hospital, Lubbock.
Burial was in Jayton Cemetary.
Published in “The Texas Spur” May 28, 1987
Services for Rex Lin Alexander, 72, were held at 2:00 pm Sunday May 24, 1987in the First United Methodist Church, Jayton, TX. Rev Leonard Holt, pastor officiated.
Alexander died about 8:20 pm May 21, in Methodist Hospital, Lubbock, TX following a brief illness. Born May 16, 1915 in Jayton, TX he had lived most of his life in Kent County. He was a retired Jayton Postmaster. He was a member of the National Association of Postmasters and served in the Air Force during World War II. He married the former Faye Cade, January 1, 1950 in Dallas. He was a member of the Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Faye Alexander, Jayton; two sons, Raymond Alexander, Anchorage, Alaska, and Bob Alexander, Las Cruces, NM; a daughter Mickey Alexander, Austin; four brothers, Dr. Bob Alexander, Spur; Jack Alexander, Big Spring; Dr. Ted Alexander, Wichita Falls; Dr. Joe Alexander, Abilene; one sister, Bernice Cochran, Spur; and four grandchildren.
The family states memorials may be made to the Cardiac Care Center, Methodist Hospital, Lubbock.
Burial was in Jayton Cemetary.
Published in “The Texas Spur” May 28, 1987
Rex Alexander
Services for Rex Lin Alexander, 72, were held at 2:00 pm Sunday May 24, 1987in the First United Methodist Church, Jayton, TX. Rev Leonard Holt, pastor officiated.
Alexander died about 8:20 pm May 21, in Methodist Hospital, Lubbock, TX following a brief illness. Born May 16, 1915 in Jayton, TX he had lived most of his life in Kent County. He was a retired Jayton Postmaster. He was a member of the National Association of Postmasters and served in the Air Force during World War II. He married the former Faye Cade, January 1, 1950 in Dallas. He was a member of the Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Faye Alexander, Jayton; two sons, Raymond Alexander, Anchorage, Alaska, and Bob Alexander, Las Cruces, NM; a daughter Mickey Alexander, Austin; four brothers, Dr. Bob Alexander, Spur; Jack Alexander, Big Spring; Dr. Ted Alexander, Wichita Falls; Dr. Joe Alexander, Abilene; one sister, Bernice Cochran, Spur; and four grandchildren.
The family states memorials may be made to the Cardiac Care Center, Methodist Hospital, Lubbock.
Burial was in Jayton Cemetary.
Published in “The Texas Spur” May 28, 1987
Services for Rex Lin Alexander, 72, were held at 2:00 pm Sunday May 24, 1987in the First United Methodist Church, Jayton, TX. Rev Leonard Holt, pastor officiated.
Alexander died about 8:20 pm May 21, in Methodist Hospital, Lubbock, TX following a brief illness. Born May 16, 1915 in Jayton, TX he had lived most of his life in Kent County. He was a retired Jayton Postmaster. He was a member of the National Association of Postmasters and served in the Air Force during World War II. He married the former Faye Cade, January 1, 1950 in Dallas. He was a member of the Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Faye Alexander, Jayton; two sons, Raymond Alexander, Anchorage, Alaska, and Bob Alexander, Las Cruces, NM; a daughter Mickey Alexander, Austin; four brothers, Dr. Bob Alexander, Spur; Jack Alexander, Big Spring; Dr. Ted Alexander, Wichita Falls; Dr. Joe Alexander, Abilene; one sister, Bernice Cochran, Spur; and four grandchildren.
The family states memorials may be made to the Cardiac Care Center, Methodist Hospital, Lubbock.
Burial was in Jayton Cemetary.
Published in “The Texas Spur” May 28, 1987
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