Brayden Gregory Alexander

Brayden Gregory ALEXANDER Forever in our Hearts

Little Brayden Alexander left us to live with the Lord Jesus Christ on November 11, 2007. Born at Ballard Swedish Hospital in Seattle on March 9 th, 2005, Brayden lived in the Juanita Beach area of Kirkland, WA. He was almost 3 years old. His final moments were spent surrounded by the love of his friends and family.

Although his time here with us was far too short, Brayden spent every moment enjoying life as a happy, loving child who charmed everyone who met him with his bright smile. A very smart boy, Brayden always surprised people with how well he could talk at his age. He loved trips to the beach, riding his bike, rollerblading inside, playing hide & seek, the game Candyland, playing dress up, flying his airplane with his daddy, playing on the computer and cooking & cleaning with mommy.

His favorite TV shows were Caillou, Barney, Arthur, Dora the Explorer, Dragon Tails and Sesame Street and he loved watching the movies Winnie the Pooh, Shrek, Flushed Away and Cars. A good little helper, Brayden loved giving bottles to his cousins and helping to take care of other little friends. Even in his passing Brayden was able to help other children in need. Brayden gave the precious gift to life as an organ donor, allowing other children a second chance at life. Brayden is survived by his mom and dad, Greg and Marie Alexander, and their loving family and friends.

Although he left them long before his time, they are comforted to know he is safe in the arms of his Father in Heaven. Although he will be missed everyday, he will forever remain in our hearts. A Memorial Service will be held Saturday November 17th, 2007 at 10:00am at Floral Hills Funeral Home & Cemetery at 409 Filbert Rd. in Lynnwood, with a reception immediately following at 12:30 at New Beginnings Church located at 21705 58th Ave W. in Mountlake Terrace. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in the name of Brayden Alexander at any Washington Mutual Bank. You can visit Brayden in memory at www.gminteractive.com/alexander.