My deepest sympathy and prayers to the entire family.  Wishing you peace to bring you comfort, courage to face the days ahead, and loving memories to hold forever in your heart.  

Wayne King and family


My condolences to the family of Wilson my name is Charles Craddock very sorry to hear that my friend is gone. I had been trying to get in contact with Him. We serve in the 3457th together for many years. R.I.P my good friend

Uncle  Wilson and I always shared a good laugh every time we were together! He will be greatly missed. Rest in Heaven Unc! 
Love, Kaci

To  the family  my condolences  he was a true friend for 35 years.  He taught me nothing in life is given to you. I will always cherish his memory . RIH my friend  intil we meet  again.


Love you papa R.I.P. Cheekey Black from baby gril connie frances Alexander 

I was very saddened to hear that Wilson has passed. Wilson and I both served in the same military unit and worked for the same civilian company for many years.  He was a very knowledgably, respected, and motivated military supervisor for the unit he served. His motivation to duty resulting in his section teams’ tasks and unit missions being performed in a highly professional manner as he served as Senior NCOIC. Sergeant Wilson Alexander served in the unit as, Range NCOIC, Safety NCOIC, EFMB Senior NCOIC, Land Navigation NCOIC, and various other positions during his tenure with the 3457th USARMTC stationed in Houston, Texas. These same attributed also carried over into his civilian career where he also motivated and inspired others he worked with. He tried to instill in them attitudes to do and to be the best in what every undertaking they were assigned.  He was known to lend a hand when needed, and to share positive input, to help motive others when seeking a solution to a problem. Wilson would say, “you can make it, if you truly apply yourself.”  I said this because Wilson had inspired me as a fellow soldier serving our country and as a fellow co-worker on our civilian job. He will be remembered, and missed. To the family of Wilson, I pray that God give you comfort, grace and peace in your time of sorrow.
Larry Turner
MSG-USA-Ret./USPS-Ret.


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Wilson "Brother" Alexander Jr.

March 18, 1942 – September 28, 2019

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