Scott Alexander Obituary

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Thomas Scott Alexander was born in 1957 in Oklahoma City to Otto Jr and Patsy Alexander. Scott spent his childhood in south Oklahoma City and graduated from SE high school in 1976. Scott began his working life at AMF Tuboscope, worked at Airborne Express, was a paint specialist for HIS paint company, and moved to Tinker Air Force Base in 2005. He completed 20 years of Civil Service in 2025 and retired just this past March. Scott was a member of the Southwest Church of Christ for over 20 years.
Scott had two children and was a single father when he married the love of his life, Jamie McKibben in 1989. To the marriage was added two children, one natural, and one special adoption. Scott and Jamie made their home in Moore Oklahoma where they lived for 20 years.
After the tragic loss of their son Brandon Scott in 2009 they needed a change and moved to a new home in southwest Oklahoma City.
Scott is survived by his wife of 35 years, Jamie Alexander, his children Lisa Lowery and fiancé Chris Moran of Moore Oklahoma, Ginna Rosser and husband Sam of Norman Oklahoma, and Elliott Alexander of the home, Grandson Cameron Scott Alexander and Granddaughters Jessica, Laylonie and Athena; his mother Patsy Langley, sister Ginna Rose and husband Terry, his brother Ted and his wife Jaki, sister-in-law Sherri Crawford and her husband Cary, sister-in-law Kathy Langley, and nephews Chad Rose, Jared Langley and wife, niece Lacy Kent, Nathan and Garrett McKibben and their wives, Evan Crawford and wife, niece Clara Crawford, and many great nieces, nephews aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Scott was proceeded in death by his son Brandon Scott Alexander, his father Otto Alexander Jr., his paternal grandparents Otto and Emma Alexander, and his maternal grandparents Tom and Theo McKean. Also proceeding Scott in death was his mother-n-law Lenora McKibben, brothers in law Ronnie and Brandon McKibben, his stepfather J T Langley and great nephew Jackson Rose.
It has been said that for all who knew Scott Alexander it was a remarkable experience. To know him was to be comparable to being touched by an angel. To send flowers to the family of Scott, please visit our floral store.