December 31, 1961 ~ December 12, 2004
Resided in:
Long Beach, CA
Cary George Alexander 12/31/61 - 12/12/04
After a long and very courageous fight against his illness, our beloved Cary has passed on to the next step in his journey. He will be missed by and remembered for his courage, strength, gentleness, and kindness by friends, family, and many pets he cared for. Survived by mother, Teddi Maldonado, of Valley Glen and twin brother, Craig Alexander, of Newport Beach and uncles, aunts, and cousins. He graduated Grant High, CSUN, U. of Santa Monica with a degree in Spiritual Psychology. Early employment included Hughes Markets, Wang Computers, Disney Feature Animation. Later, wrote nutrition articles for ''Being Alive''. In lieu of flowers, donations in his name may be made to Project Angel Food, 7574 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90046. Memorial Services will be held Tuesday, December 28th at 1:00PM at Rice Mortuary, 5310 Torrance Blvd., Torrance, CA 90503 (310) 792-7599.
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We will always remember his kindness and how very sweet he was.
Deepest sympathies to Cary\’s family. What a joy he was throughout his life, and his gentle spirit. He will be greatly missed.
Teddi, I was so sorry to learn of your son\’s passing. I know he was not well for quite some time. Just be comforted by all the good memories you must have. I have retired – I will miss our sharing. God Bless You. Dee Dee
Cary was a gentle soul with a strong spirit.
Teddi and Craig, I am so sorry to learn of Cary\’s death. He fought long and hard and was always optimistic–something that would be really difficult for most people. He was a gentle person and I\’ll miss him very much. Godspeed Cary. Love, Doug
Cary was a complex man who changed any life that he touched. I know you will miss him dearly. I wish we had known him in better days, but people come into and out of our lives for different reasons. I\’m sorry I wasn\’t able to get to his memorial service, but he was in my thoughts. I will think about him for a long time–Vicky