Alexander Labowski, Jr.
October 31, 1965 ~ September 5, 2021
Alexander Labowski, Jr., age 55, passed away on September 5, 2021 at home in Canyon Lake with his wife and his children by his side after a long and valiant battle with cancer. He was born in Midland, Texas, to Alexander and Nancy Labowski. He is survived by his wife Trena, sister Ginger, brother John, sons Tyson and Chance, daughter Heather, step-sons Christopher and Brian, son-in-law Johnathan, daughter-in-law Monica, and six grandchildren.
Alex was a gentle soul and a gentleman who had great passion for his home improvements, fishing and his family. A true Texan with a heart just as big as the State he so loved. He was strong to the end and will be greatly missed.
Message from Alex "I've asked my family to only hold a celebration of life in my honor, I don't want a traditional funeral service. Once I've passed, have a beer and please don't cry"
A Celebration of Life will be held at Lux Funeral Home. The family will receive friends from 5:00 - 8:00PM on Sunday, September 12, 2021 at the Lux Funeral Home Chapel. A sharing of memories will being at 6:00 PM and will be livestreamed. The link below for the livestream will be live at 6:00pm
The family would especially like to thank our beloved friends whom were with him in heart and mind through his final days.
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Alex was a great man. He was a strong, kind, funny, wonderful person. He lots of intriguing stuff. You instantly wanted to know more until he got you with one of the jokes. He loved to bbq and fish. He and my mother-in-law were the host. Never told us wrong just the truth. We will miss you Alex greatly.
I am sorry for your loss, Alex was a good man and a true friend. My condolences to you and your family. ~Johnny~
In memory of your beloved husband, and father many blessings being sent to you and your family sorry for your loss. Mamawolf aka Donna Clark
I knew Alex through work. His latest job was at Comal County Road Dept. and I was lucky enough to get the opportunity to get to him because we were on the same crew. Alex most definitely was cut from a different cloth. He chose to live his life with the glass half full mentality. He was always finding the silver lining in everything. He was quick to forgive and forget and he was always willing to give anyone the shirt off his back. He didn’t like seeing anyone in a bad mood and always had the best jokes to lighten the mood and make you laugh even though you were upset or mad. He is someone that will never be forgotten. Alex left his mark on so many people in this world. Including me. I will always keep you in my memory Alex you were a good friend, and such a hard worker. You never complained and always got the job done. Rest In Peace my friend. I’ll see you again. Trena, you are one of the strongest women I’ve ever met. He loved you so much, and I know you loved him just the same. I will always be grateful that we were able to meet through him and you’ll be in my thoughts and prayers. Be well and know that you will be reunited with him again one day. Lots of love to you, the children and grandchildren. I am so sorry for everything that all of y’all went through since his diagnosis and even now with this huge loss. God bless you all.
I am truly sorry for your loss. May you always remember the happiest of memories of your love and soulmate..
We will always remember the fun we had riding together and will be forever grateful that you were our friend. Your calm and cool demeanor was only surpassed by your sense of humor. Your love for Trena was obvious to anyone around you for longer than 30 seconds. The way you treated her is a shining example for all men. I am sure you’re already fishing up in Heaven and making people smile. We love you Brother, God’s Speed and VIVA LA RASPAS!! Carl & Andrea❤️🍻
I remember the first time i met Alex through my dearest friend ,his wife 🙂 he told me a joke not appropriate to say here and i knew we would be friends right away . Alex friended my husband right away and that is not a easy task but he had that way about him you didnt feel like a stranger ,he made you feel like family and the world will forever have a empty space without him here with us . I feel sorry for those that do not get to meet him But I am truly grateful that I was part of the blessed that was able to spend time with him and get to know him and laugh with him. You are truly missed my friend. Tequilla Aguayo
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A true friend . To know Alex is to love Alex you will be highly missed brother and always be loved
So sorry for your loss. Alex was the best boss I have ever had when I worked with him at The Scooter Store.
We’re so sorry for your loss, please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Kip, Laurie and Lacey Anderson
Never got to meet you but you produced a helluva son. Rest In Peace.