Michael Alexander

Michael Anthony Alexander, affectionately known as Mike, was born in Hackensack, NJ on October 19, 1963 and received his wings on April 10, 2025. Michael spent most of his life in New Jersey and North Carolina, settling in Charlotte, where he touched countless lives with his funny and loving spirit. His compassion was as vast as his loyalty was unwavering, making him a pillar of strength for those fortunate to know him. Michael's loving personality shone brightest at Home Depot, working a Sales Associate for several years, he turned customers into friends and colleagues into family.

Michael was an ardent fan of the New York Giants, relishing every game with an infectious enthusiasm that made even the most casual viewer a fan. His green thumb found joy in working in his yard where he nurtured his grass with the same love he showed his loved ones. Another favorite pastime was gaming, especially when joined by family and friends, turning these sessions into cherished memories filled with laughter and camaraderie. His life was a testament to his love for his children, grandchildren, and his significant other, Lynne, which remained his top priority and source of joy.

He has joined his father Clinton Alexander Sr. and brother Ryan Alexander in eternal rest. He is survived by his beloved fiancée, Lynne Maddox and her daughter Kristyn Maddox whom he loved as his own. His mother, Mrs. Gloria Alexander-Wilson and stepfather Michael Wilson. Brothers Clinton Alexander Jr. (Sharonda), Louis Alexander, Sisters Ketisha Edwards (Sean predeceased), step-sister Tanisha Wilson,Crystal Jones of Teaneck, New Jersey, Precious Demas (Leaven) of Boston, Massachusetts. Children Latrecia Jackson, Lauren Alexander, Shantel Alexander, all of New Jersey. Isiah Johnson, Michael Johnson, Deshawn, Johnson, and Aliyah Alexander, all of New Bern, NC from his marriage to Sabrina Johnson. Along with a host of grandchildren, nieces, nephews, extended family, and friends.

Mike’s legacy of love, laughter, and loyalty will continue to live on through each of us, just as he would have wanted. Forever in our hearts!