Birth date: Dec 10, 1948 Death date: Nov 24, 2018
Richard Alexander, 69, passed away November 24, 2018 from pancreatic cancer at home surrounded by his family. Rich was born December 10, 1948 in Ottumwa, Iowa, the son of Clarence and Marcella Alexander. Rich served in the U.S. Na Read Obituary
Dear Corrine and family,
We were very sad to learn of Rich's illness and then eventually about his death. He was a good man and lived a good life; respected and loved by many. You can't ask for much more than that. We will remember him and the fun times at the beach. We pray that you will find comfort and support from the love of those around you.
Carol and Dick Taylor.
to the Alexander Family
Sorry for your
shelia
I was so sad to hear of Rich’s passing, I had the great pleasure of knowing him for over 15 years as a trusted colleague, a thoughtful mentor and a caring friend. He was always my secret weapon – if I could get Rich to talk to senior members of my prospects’ team, I knew they would be clients soon enough, he was so highly credible and spoke so confidently and convincingly. I could always turn to Rich with whatever problem I was having with our clients and he would be there every step of the way to help solve it.
Sending the family whom he often spoke about lovingly, my heartfelt sympathy and prayers for God’s peace at this very difficult time.
Holly Sullivan
Please accept our deepest condolences on the loss of Rich. He was a true friend to our organization and he will be missed by many of us. He had a great sense of humor and was a true pleasure to work with. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Robins & Morton
Please accept my deepest and most sincere condolences.
While you don't know me, Rich spoke of his family often during our work together and I feel I know you.
Rich was a trusted colleague, a wonderful professional, and a fun guy to work with. I am so happy I found his friendship.
You may have heard of his work with Nicklaus Children's Hospital. I am pretty sure he had a few stories about us.
But I am certain that our hospital would not have been completed with out Rich's leadership and professional support. With Rich it was not just what he did, but HOW he did it.
I will miss him, as I am certain many will, but perhaps
some of the grief can be mitigated,
by knowing that, through his work, he has improved healthcare for thousands of Children.
He was a special man.
May he rest in peace.
Tim Birkenstock
Senior Vice President and CFO
Nicklaus Children's Health System
Corrine and Family,
It was with great sadness and heavy heart after reading of Rich's passing in this morning's paper. He was such a wonderful person, as all of the previous testaments have espoused, and though the time I knew and worked with him was short in the grand scheme of life, it was a period full of respect and friendship that will long be remembered. He will be so sorely missed by so many people. Rich is now resting in peace and we extend our deepest sympathy and condolences to you and all of your family. May God hold all of you in the palm of His hand and give you His blessings during this difficult time.
Dave and Yolanda Westrich
I had the pleasure of working with Rich for about 20 years. He was such a great person with a tremendous love for his family.
Rich was unique and gifted in many ways. He was an incredibly knowledgeable professional with the highest ethical standards. He impacted so many with whom he worked.
My thoughts and prayers go out to his family.
Rich Galling
I had the pleasure of knowing and working with Rich for over 15 years. I so enjoyed his stories about his family trips, biking, and umpiring. His knowledge of the industry, relationships and willingness to participate in anything I asked was a testament to his character. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this very sad time. Deirdre
