Alexander Feeney Obituary, Death – On January 5, 2023, a Sargent First Class named Alexander Feeney, 33, passed away unexpectedly in Fort Hood in Texas. Alexander Michael Feeney was born on April 18, 1989, and was raised by his father Tom and other members of his immediate family in Maxwell, Nebraska, along with his five siblings. The Feeney family’s oldest kid is Alexander. After graduating from Maxwell High School in 2008, Alex enlisted in the American Army in May of 2009. He served there honorably until his discharge date.
In November 2009, Alex and Roxanna Ashlee, his high school sweetheart, got married. Since then, the couple has been blessed with four beautiful children. Together, they had a great time going on excursions and engaging in adventures. They also spent a lot of time hiking in the Pacific Northwest’s forests. Grandpa Feeney introduced camping, hunting, and fishing to Alex as well as other outdoor activities. He enjoyed sports tremendously and frequently played in matches with the other soldiers in his unit.
The light of the party, Alex made it his personal goal to make as many people laugh as he possibly could at any one time. He gave his all in serving his country and his commander. Alex loved being a son and was a wonderful friend, husband, and parent. Everyone who encountered him loved him, he had a great influence on many people’s lives, and he will be missed in ways that are impossible to express.
His wife Roxanna, children Aiden, Benson, and Carson, daughter Dyllan, father Tom Feeney, brothers Aaron, Drew, and Bryce, sister Brittany, aunts Judy and Terre, uncles Matt and Tim, cousins Eamonn and Kyer Feeney and Jaylon Sturdivant, all of Nebraska, and a sizable number of nieces and nephews remain. Alex is also survived by his wife Roxanna. Alex was a devoted father and husband who will be sorely missed.
His sister, Amber Robirds-Feeney, as well as his grandparents, John and Joyce Feeney, all passed away before him. The funeral services will take place at the Adams & Swanson Funeral Home on January 23, 2023, at 11:30 AM. The subsequent burial will take place in the Fort McPherson National Cemetery next to Maxwell with full military honors. The Adams & Swanson Funeral Home is in charge of making the arrangements.
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