Unfortunately on June 5, 2020 we lost a kindhearted, loving, generous and genuinely good person. Alexx always knew how to make you smile. Whether it was with a dumb face he made or something funny he would say, even if you were mad at him you couldn't help but laugh. The most important thing to him was the relationships he had with his family and friends. It's hard to find a picture of him where he isn't hugging his nieces and nephews, drinking a beer with his friends or smiling with his partner, Bree. He was his mother's youngest son and they also had a special relationship. When the rest of us were caught up in our busy lives, he would call and make sure she was okay and let her know how much he loved her. Just before he passed, they had made plans to buy a little house together where they could all live. Alexx never took offense when you forgot to call or if you wronged him. He was patient and forgiving and was always there for you when you needed him most. Without a doubt, he had his troubles as well, but he would always make up for them and let you know in his own way that he was sorry. He was a hard worker and always hustled to make his own way and make his loved ones proud. There won't be a single day where we won't miss you, brother.