Fred Alexander

Fred & I were classmates from grade school through high school. I have fond memories of our childhood and am so sorry to hear of his passing. My mother, who is 91 & in the hospital at this time, remembers him also. We send our condolences to his family. Fred was a nice guy---not as loud as me, but we laughed a lot at other more honry guys who were frequently in trouble. (Names will not be mentioned). Please keep in touch and when we have another reunion or casual "get together"---we're a very casual & fun-loving group----please feel welcomed. We would love to meet Fred's family & share stories. I have always tried to get everyone to bring their children/grandchildren, etc, so that we can relate & stay in touch. My daughter attended one of our reunions & she had so much fun meeting everyone that I have talked about all these years. God Bless you all. T. Anne (& Maxine Dakil)

My condolences to the family of a classmate. Keith

I was very sorry to hear of Fred's passing. We went to high school together in McAlester. Although I had not seen him in many years, I remember him well and all the good times we had in school. My thoughts are with his family. Carol Cole Brown, Tulsa, Okla

Our love to the family. We'll miss Fredd's salsa!

Sorry to hear about Fred. We were classmates at McAlester High School. It is a shame we couldn't have stayed in closer contact with our old friends. My thoughts to all of you. Richard

So sorry for your family's loss. Had meny good times together and a really nice guy.Another classmate gone. His family will be in our prayeres. Newton Grammer

I live in your neighborhood (Minshall Park). Fred and I graduated together from McAlester High. Can I do anything? I did notify the class reunion chairman and about 50 other classmates on our MHS chat room. --mary beckham, class of '62