Jack M. Alexander

I love that wonderful smile - in 30 years I don't think I ever saw him without it - will be our loss to never see it or him again.

i REALLY ENJOYED OUR LUNCHES TOGETHER AND WILL MISS HIS GOOD HUMOR AND FRIENDSHIP.

I had the priviledge of working with Jack for many years while he served with the EDA here in Austin. I learned a lot from him during that time and the years after he retired when we would connect up and catch up on his monthly runs into town. Jack was perhaps the nicest, kindest, person that I've ever known....and I learned that patience and commitment are some of the most effective attributes that one can have. We were all

I had the priviledge of working with Jack for many years while he served with the EDA here in Austin. I learned a lot from him during that time and the years after he retired when we would connect up and catch up on his monthly runs into town. Jack was perhaps the nicest, kindest, person that I've ever known....and I learned that patience and commitment are some of the most effective attributes that one can have. We were all fortunate to have had the opportunity to be with Jack while he was among us. He was truely an extraordinary person that I will never forget.

Sandra, Tara, Carrie Lynn and Family - Dearest Cousins

My deepest sympathy on the passing of Jack, your beloved husband and father. Whenever I think of Jack, I see his welcoming smile and recall how he loved his family and friends. There was no prouder father of his two beautiful daughters and grandchildren. He is gone to soon and to quickly. I pray you have comfort that He is smiling, pain-free and peaceful again.

You are all in my thoughts and prayers ... Love, Susan

MY SINCERE CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY. JACK WAS ONE OF THE MOST KINDEST AND GENTLEST SOULS I HAVE EVER MET. THE WORLD IS A LESSER PLACE WITH JACK NOT IN IT. I WILL MISS OUR MONTHLY LUNCHES ON HAIR CUT DAYS AT SUZIES, JONATHAN