We first met Alex when we lived next door to Amanda. I'll never forget the day I was outside struggling to get some door handle covers to stick. Alex walked by, noticed what I was doing, and with a grin said, "That looks fun!" I laughed and told him, "Not at all I can't get them to stay on." Without a second thought, he stopped what he was doing, came over to help, and even suggested using a blow dryer to keep them from bubbling up. From then on, we’d chat occasionally about electric cars and the future of the auto industry. Alex had this incredible energy that instantly lifted your spirits. Even in those brief moments, his kindness shined through. He will truly be missed. Rest in peace, brother.

Alex was a brother to me. He was the type of man that would give you the shirt of his back and was always willing to help. He also was an amazingly handy person, from woodworking to mechanical, he would attempt any of it. I was always impressed.  He always worked hard to make everyone feel loved. My wife knew he loved her, my kids knew he loved them. He would always ask how the family was doing and he meant it. He cared. if he knew you. He cared about you Simple as that . You start as a coworker and ended up a great friend. Rest easy brother . I was honored to be able to call you a friend and feel blessed to have known you.

The first time I met Alex I noticed what a big smile he had and how he connected with everyone. He made my niece happy and I knew she had met her prince. He was genuine  and a  caring person. He will be missed tremendously.  Rest easy Alex,your kindness for others will be remembered . Prayers for the family.
 Love you all.🙏🙏❤️ . With sincere condolences  Aunt Renee.

Alex was a very nice guy. I met him when Amanda and Alex got engaged. He was so caring and genuine. He had a great personality and always helped out. I will never forget when my son passed, Alex came up to me and gave me the biggest bear hug. That made me feel so much better. God Bless you Amanda and Family. I love yall !!!!

My family’s hearts are broken to hear of Alex’s passing. He was our neighbor when sweet Amanda and him got together. He was so kind and caring. I loved that he made hand made bird houses out back for the momma and their babies. This one day, he was washing his car outside, and my toddler went out, and he was so engaging with her. I think he knew mom and dad needed a break, so he included her into his car washing, talking with her, and making her laugh. My daughter was very shy, but she knew with this man, she could trust and open up to him. Our thoughts, prayers, and condolences are with every single person who loved him.

Alex was a great guy! The past two years working with him was great. We would talk about are woodworking projects that we would be working on. He would tell me story’s about his dad. We would also talk about his truck he was working on also. He would also ask if I needed any wood for my projects and give me scraps if I needed them. He will be missed but never forgotten.

Our thoughts & prayers are with you Amanda & your family.  May God comfort  you during this extremely difficult time.  
Gary & Barbara Slone

Alex was one of the most genuinely kindest people I've met. He always showed care and concern for everyone around him and was a master at woodcraft and anything he had interest in. He will be deeply missed. RIP.

Alex encouraged my passion for woodwork, and gave me a scroll saw, scrap wood, and a great tutorial.  He was so encouraging and kind!

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David "Alex" Alexander Weddle

February 16, 1983 – October 28, 2024

McEwen Funeral Service-Mint Hill Chapel

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