We Love Alex!
IN LOVING MEMORY

Alex
Mathew

A life of faith, love, and service.

Remembering Alex
Alex Mathew smiling in a gray shirt
Forever in our hearts.
“Well done, good and faithful servant. You have been faithful over a little; I will set you over much. Enter into the joy of your master.”

Matthew 25:23

Better is One Day
in Your Courts
A treasured photograph from Alex’s memorial
REMEMBERING HIS LIFE

He made everyone feel valued, seen, and heard.

Alex Mathew (September 11, 1971 – February 11, 2025) was a devoted husband, father, son, brother, and friend. Born in Adoor, Kerala, he moved to Bangalore in 1982 for schooling at Bishop Cottons Boys School and later to California in 1990, earning a business degree from Vanguard University and an MBA from National University.

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In 1999, he married Annie in Oklahoma, and together they built a loving home. In 2006, they welcomed Gabriel, and in 2009, Hope, whom he adored. A faithful servant of God, Alex was the Administrator/Finance leader at Metro Church of God, instrumental in its growth.

A mentor and coach, he poured into the younger generation, coaching Gabe and Hope’s basketball teams and guiding many. Known for his selflessness, leadership, and passion for bringing people together, he was the glue of every community he touched.

He is survived by his wife, Annie, children Gabe & Hope, parents John & Grace Mathew, brother Jose (Shaji) Mathew, and extended family in Dallas, Oklahoma, and India.

Alex lived a life of faith, love, and service. Though he is no longer with us, his legacy will live on in our hearts forever. Rest in Peace Alex until we are all reunited with Jesus and our loved ones.

A LEGACY OF LOVE

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Pranam

Deepest condolences. I have lost a very good friend. Gone too soon. Hope the family stays strong in these tough & challenging days ahead. Best wishes for the future to the family. God bless.

George Matthew

Had the privilege of knowing Alex in his childhood years as his senior in school, which seemed like yesterday. Saddened to hear of his relatively early demise. A reminder of how brief this life is. The Bible in Luke Chapter 12 speaks to the priorities of life, because death is certain.

Balu and family

Annie, Gabe and Hope, our prayers and support with all of you.

Ben

Can't believe this is real 😔. We love you! Can't wait to see you again.
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