Alexander, Jeanette Morris 


MARSHALL -- Funeral services for Jeanette Morris Alexander, 
61, of Marshall, will be held 2 p.m. Friday, May 12, 2006, 
at Colonial Chapel of Sullivan-Heaster Funeral Home, with 
the Rev. Craig Evers, the Rev. Ron Segers, and Dr. Bart 
McMillan officiating. Interment will follow in Smyrna 
Cemetery of Harleton. Mrs. Alexander died at 8:05 p.m. 
Monday, May 8, 2006, at a Longview hospital. Born September 
17, 1944, in James, Texas, she was a daughter of Rome Spencer 
Morris and Lillie Ocie Moreland. She attended New Diana schools. 
She was a member of Victory Baptist Church. Mrs. Alexander was 
also an avid gardener and enjoyed fishing. She invester her 
life into her family. She was a homemaker. On June 10, 1961, 
in Marshall, she married Charlie Alexander. Survivors include 
her husband, Charlie Alexander of Marshall; children, Susan and 
Tad Stoker of Hallsville, Ocie and Bart McMillan of Gainesville, 
Georgia, and Jay and Jerianne Alexander of Greenville; 
grandchildren, Sharlyt and Chris Smith of Carthage, Sergeant 
Shayne Alexander, U.S. Army in Baghdad, Iraq, Shaun and Amy 
Borden of Hallsville, Micah McMillan of Gainesville, Georgia, 
Matthew McMillan of Gainesville, Georgia, Macie McMillan of 
Gainesville, Georgia, Kameron Stoker of Hallsville, and Eric 
Stoker of Hallsville; great-grandchildren, Alyssa Alexander of 
Longview, Madison Smith of Carthage, Bradley Alexander of 
Austin, Brianna Smith of Carthage, and Morgan Borden of 
Hallsville; brothers, Wesley Morris, Spencer Morris, Billy 
Morris, and Kevin Morris; and sisters, Bertha Morris and Betty 
Jane Alexander. She is also survived by her beloved pet, Chipper. 
Mrs. Alexander was preceded in death by a brother, Julian Morris; 
and a sister, Lillian Pearlie Morris. Serving as pallbearers will 
be Sergeant Shayne Alexander, Shaun Borden, Micah McMillan, 
Matthew McMillan, Chris Smith, and Ricky Alexander. The family 
will receive friends 6-8 p.m. Thursday evening, May 11, 2006, at 
Sullivan-Heaster Funeral Home.

Published in the Longview News-Journal 5/10/2006

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Alexander, Jeanette Morris 


MARSHALL -- Funeral services for Jeanette Morris Alexander, 61, 
of Marshall, will be held 2 p.m. Friday, May 12, 2006, at 
Colonial Chapel of Sullivan-Heaster Funeral Home, with the Rev. 
Craig Evers, the Rev. Ron Segers, and Dr. Bart McMillan 
officiating. Interment will follow in Smyrna Cemetery of Harleton. 
Mrs. Alexander died at 8:05 p.m. Monday, May 8, 2006, at a 
Longview hospital. Born September 17, 1944, in James, Texas, she 
was a daughter of Rome Spencer Morris and Lillie Ocie Moreland. 
She attended New Diana schools. She was a member of Victory Baptist 
Church. Mrs. Alexander was also an avid gardener and enjoyed fishing. 
She invester her life into her family. She was a homemaker. On June 
10, 1961, in Marshall, she married Charlie Alexander. Survivors 
include her husband, Charlie Alexander of Marshall; children, Susan 
and Tad Stoker of Hallsville, Ocie and Bart McMillan of Gainesville, 
Georgia, and Jay and Jerianne Alexander of Greenville; grandchildren, 
Sharlyt and Chris Smith of Carthage, Sergeant Shayne Alexander, U.S. 
Army in Baghdad, Iraq, Shaun and Amy Borden of Hallsville, Micah 
McMillan of Gainesville, Georgia, Matthew McMillan of Gainesville, 
Georgia, Macie McMillan of Gainesville, Georgia, Kameron Stoker of 
Hallsville, and Eric Stoker of Hallsville; great-grandchildren, 
Alyssa Alexander of Longview, Madison Smith of Carthage, Bradley 
Alexander of Austin, Brianna Smith of Carthage, and Morgan Borden of 
Hallsville; brothers, Wesley Morris, Spencer Morris, Billy Morris, 
and Kevin Morris; and sisters, Bertha Morris and Betty Jane Alexander. 
She is also survived by her beloved pet, Chipper. Mrs. Alexander was 
preceded in death by a brother, Julian Morris; and a sister, Lillian 
Pearlie Morris. Serving as pallbearers will be Sergeant Shayne 
Alexander, Shaun Borden, Micah McMillan, Matthew McMillan, Chris 
Smith, and Ricky Alexander. The family will receive friends 6-8 p.m. 
Thursday evening, May 11, 2006, at Sullivan-Heaster Funeral Home.

Published in the Longview News-Journal from 5/10/2006 - 5/11/2006.