Alexandra Lea Hatter

Alix was the cherished daughter of Jimmy Porter and Debby Charles. She was a devoted wife to her husband, Brian Hatter, and a beloved mother to her two children, Dallin (Madison) Hatter and Elise Hatter. Her family was the center of her world, and she will be deeply missed by all who knew her.

She is preceded in death by her grandparents: Essie Lee and Ernest Charles, and June and John Paul Porter.

Alix is survived by husband Brian, her children Dallin (Madison) and Elise, both her parents Jimmy (Mary Ann) and Debby, loving mother and father-in-law Ken and Jackie Hatter, along with her sister Angel (Robert) Norris and loving nephews and niece.

To know Alix was to love her. She was always seen with a smile on her face and ready to help anyone. Everyone knew about Alix’s love for travel, especially her love for cruises with her family. We as a family had the pleasure to travel with her to so many places and get to enjoy so many unforgettable experiences.

A proud member of the community, Alexandra touched the lives of many with her warmth and kindness. Alix was a proud graduate of Holt High School class of 1991 and a graduate of the University of Alabama School of Business in 1999. Providing for the community for years, everyone that knew Alix, loved her. She never met a stranger and would show motherly love to every one of her children's friends.

While Alix had a hard time with her medical conditions, she always had a smile on her face and faith in the lord to protect her.

Funeral services will be held at Memory Chapel in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Pallbearers are listed below: Robert and Remington Norris, Thomas Sudsberry, Duane Porter, Joe Salvato, Jeremy Blowers, Larry Chandler, and Garret Deavers.

Honorary pallbearers include: Baldwin Health ICU and CVCU staff and doctors. Coastal Home Health services in Gulf Shores, and Southern Care Hospice company.

May Alix’s memory bring comfort to those who loved her and inspire them to carry forward her legacy of love and compassion.