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This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Alexander Donnelly who was born in Michigan on August 30, 1985 and passed away on July 01, 2005 at the age of 19. We will remember him forever.
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So Very Sorry for Your Loss   / Melissa Eiler (Visitor~Daughter of Irwin & Renee Eiler )
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His legacy
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I could see the moon hung high in the sky And the mocking grin on his face. I know he was looking straight at me, Perched high in my lonely place. His voice floated down through the crisp night air And I thought I heard him say "It's to bad my boy, It's an aweful shame That you have to go this way." This chilled my heart and I shuddered with fear For I knew he was right as right could be. It was then that my skin began to crawl And I thought, "What I'd give to be free!" Your face came back to me then Like a flash I remembered the touch of your lips. I remembered the beautiful color of your hair, Your eyes and the touch of your finger-tips. Then I cursed myself and tore my hair for I knew I'd been wrong from the start. I'd thrown away every chance I'd had And finally broken your heart. My grief was of that special kind known only to men When they reached the end of a lonesome road And see what could have been. I cried as I thought of the people outside Who were happy, and honest, and free And I knew that not even the lowest one Would want to trade places with me. Cold sweat broke out on my forehead now And my scalp felt tight and drawn. What could I do to escape my fate, The electric chair at dawn? I seized the bars, and shrieked and waited Like a soul who is lost in hell. But the only voice that answered me Was the mid-night toll of a bell. By Alexander J Donnelly
 
Alexander's Photo Album
Alex and Sam at Joe's Crab Shack (Alex's 18th birthday)
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