Birth date: Feb 22, 1928 Death date: Dec 29, 2011
Alexander Calvitt Stevens, M.D., beloved father, died peacefully on Thursday, December 29, 2011, in Longview, Texas. He was born in Mobile, Alabama on February 22, 1928. Dr. Stevens attended high school at Gulf Coast Military Aca Read Obituary
Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.##imported-begin##Joseph and Betsy Farrington Pistone##imported-end##
Thomas,
I am so sorry for your loss, and am thinking of you and your family.##imported-begin##Kelly Stevenson D'Adam##imported-end##
Please know that you are all in our prayers at this time. Your dad was such a fine man. Loved both of your parents.##imported-begin##Brenda Liverman##imported-end##
I just wanted to tell you how much your father meant to my family and me. My daddy was Monk Willis. Your daddy was one of his best friends. They went to lunch every Tuesday without fail. It was something my daddy always looked forward to. Last year when Daddy was sick, Dr. Stevens continously called and even came to lunch at our house twice to see Daddy. He was a constant in our family's lives. I am forever grateful for his friendship to Daddy and to my sister and me. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. Elizabeth Willis Kackley##imported-begin##Elizabeth Willis Kackley##imported-end##
Scott, Lainey, Thomas, Camp and Ella,
We are thinking of you all. I know you have many fond memories to help ease the pain of your loss. We will keep your family in our prayers. Much love, Mandy and Kyle.##imported-begin##Kyle and Mandy Nelson##imported-end##
My thoughts and prayers are with you. Your father was always such a gentleman. And, we are so grateful to him because we always felt he saved Nat's life when he was kicked by a horse. How many families must feel this way! He quietly added so much to Longview. I hope that you have many warm and happy memories of him. True##imported-begin##True S Mann##imported-end##
To Lex and family our thoughts and prayers are with you
Denise and Jodie##imported-begin##Denise Colgan ##imported-end##
To the Family of Dr. Alexander C. Stevens, M.D., with deepest regrets and condolences & abiding respect. I was fortunate to get to know Dr. Stevens early in my career. He was a perfectionist at his craft and a wonderful teacher. In accordance with his military school, college & military service backgrounds, he was very regimented; and taught those he took under his wing to be regimented also. He was a wonderful Human Being, a man of great compassion and a physician & surgeon of extraordinary talent. I am a better person for having known him. Unfortunately, after I moved away from East Texas, I lost touch with him. May God hold you in the palm of his hand now and in the difficult days ahead. May your memories and love for him comfort you now and in the future. To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.....##imported-begin##Matthew Lanagan##imported-end##
To Lex and Family,
Condolences on the death of your father. May you have many good memories to hold in your heart.##imported-begin##Diane Insley##imported-end##
The Butter Combest and Thomas families send their love and prayers to you. We are out of town and will miss the service but we will be with you. Al was a fine man and a good friend. I know you will miss him.##imported-begin##Linda Thomas##imported-end##
