Aunt Bev was a light-hearted and funny lady. Family and friends finding comedy in everything she said she was quite the entertainer. Those that knew her loved her and those that didn't really missed knowing a lovely lady. She was raised in a small Texas town where she helped raised lifestock with her family. As an adult she raised dogs, which she loved. Born to James and Laura Butler. Wife of John Max Alexander. Mother to John Butler Alexander, Lauralyn Mac Alexander and Rodney Max Alexander.
She was a member of the First United Methodist Church in her hometown of Trenton Texas.
After fighting a long battle with breast cancer she went to live with the Lord on 11/10/1983.
She was a member of the First United Methodist Church in her hometown of Trenton Texas.
After fighting a long battle with breast cancer she went to live with the Lord on 11/10/1983.
Aunt Bev was a light-hearted and funny lady. Family and friends finding comedy in everything she said she was quite the entertainer. Those that knew her loved her and those that didn't really missed knowing a lovely lady. She was raised in a small Texas town where she helped raised lifestock with her family. As an adult she raised dogs, which she loved. Born to James and Laura Butler. Wife of John Max Alexander. Mother to John Butler Alexander, Lauralyn Mac Alexander and Rodney Max Alexander.
She was a member of the First United Methodist Church in her hometown of Trenton Texas.
After fighting a long battle with breast cancer she went to live with the Lord on 11/10/1983.
She was a member of the First United Methodist Church in her hometown of Trenton Texas.
After fighting a long battle with breast cancer she went to live with the Lord on 11/10/1983.
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