Paul and I met at the Coronado Amphibious Base in California  in about February 1966.  We trained together as part of team 90 to crew SWIFT BOATS.  We went to Vietnam together and stayed together through two tours.  Paul saved me from being captured and killed.  He saved my life and I am eternally grateful for that.  Paul and I and our boat officer were the last survivors from our original crew.  Paul was a stand up guy and an inspiration to me.  I looked up to him.  Through the years he has been a part of me although we didn't call or write to each other very much.  It wasn't necessary.  We both seemed to know.  We all lost a great guy, but he left the best memories with each of us.  I will always, ever remember him in his youth, full of life and fire.  
My best to family and friends for your loss.  When our time arrives, Paul will be there front and center as always, to welcome us home.

Paul was the only law enforcement officer to ever show me true friendship. He showed me how to change my life, and become a decent human being. My only regret is that I wasn't there to tell him thanks before the end. 
May you rest in peace, Paul.

I met Paul in 1993 when I began at the Bastrop County Sheriff's Office. He was always good to me and was there to give me advice. I spent many nights meeting up with him and others for coffee. God speed Brother.

Danny Gremillion 

I meet Paul when He and Frank work for Adell Powell.  He was always there if you needed a friend or just someone to talk to. He will be missed.

Great man and warrior. Served his Country more than many will never know.  He backed me up many times. God be with you. 

Paul was a friend of my dad's and he looked out for me when I would see him in town. Always a nice guy, even when I was doing wrong. I am sad to hear of his passing.

Hate to hear of Paul's passing.  He was a great friend and will be missed.  Fly high my friend 

So saddened to hear of Paul's passing. Too many memories from my child hood and to when I got into "the business".  Learned alot from this man, about cooking,  Law Enforcement, and about being a good decent human being. I credit this man with the lessons that I taught my children and the lessons I am teaching my grandchildren.  God Speed my friend, until we meet again. 

Sorry to heal of Paul's passing. I met Paul when I moved to Bastrop and a really great friend friend and a darn good cook. I will enjoy all the memories I had w him. RIP my brother.

Paul was a good friend to my brother Tim Green. He was there for Tim until tjrend. Mau they now sit and talk and share their stories  RIP

I am saddened to hear Paul has passed away. He now joins his parents and brother in his heavenly home. It was my good fortune to visit the Alexanders at their place in Cedar Creek. We had great times just being boys and shooting turtles and snakes around the stock tank. When I was an officer with the Bastrop Police Department I remember when Paul came back from Vietnam and you could see how it affected his outlook on life. He didn't have much to say and pretty much stayed away from folks.  He later on joined the Bastrop Police Department after I left and I was proud to see him get his life back together. He was a gentle and kind man and we are all better having Paul Alexander in our lives. May he rest in the arms of his Lord.

Officer Alexander was one of the greats! When I started working with the court system in high school, his thoughtfullness, compassion towards others, and generosity were always talked about (even by those arrested by him).

I knew Paul Alexander, he was a very nice person.  Always very kind. May he Rest In Peace. 

Paul was apart of my childhood spent countless nights stopping by softball field my parents ran ( The Kellys). He was a great man and a awesome cook. He will always have a place in our memories as he will be with my dad Howard soon. Heaven gained another angel. RIP our friend and fly high.. may god have peace on the family.

Paul was on the Bastrop Police Force early on when I was on the City Council. He was a great guy to know and I was happy to have known him. He was well liked by his fellow officers and the local citizens. Rest In Peace Paul. You will be missed. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿💔🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

Bastrop has lost a good man. He was one of my uncle Adell Powell’s deputies. My dad worked on all the cop cars so they frequented my dads shop a lot. I had a many of conversations with him. A few red and blue light episodes with him as well. He was always so nice. Man could he cook some good barbecue. You well be missed Paul. May you rest in piece. 

I'm so sad to hear that Paul died.  I liked him a lot.  He was my very first "movie date" when we were in Bastrop HS.  It was a movie with Michael J. Pollard.  Funny the things you remember.  I'm sure it was something with motorcycles or hot rods.  RIP, Paul.

Love Ya brother.  We were partners and shared sweat and memories I will have all my days.  You became a friend I will never forget.  When we meet again I will partner with you again and we will stand guard over all our brothers and sisters.  God Bless My brother rest in peace. 

The friendship that Otis and I shared with Paul I will always remember. Working with him and Karen for years. Our families have known each other for years. He will be missed. 

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Paul Calvin Alexander

21 février 1946 – 13 mars 2018

Cook-Walden Davis Funeral Home

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