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Obituary - Alex Eugene Martin

Obituary - Alex Eugene Martin

On August 26, 2023, Alex Eugene Martin of Fallon, NV, passed away in his home. He was 38 years old. 

Alex was born on October 18, 1984, in Reno, NV, to Clay and Lori Martin. October 18 is a particularly significant date because Alex was born as a 4th wedding anniversary gift to his parents.

Alex developed a quick wit at an early age, but he matched it with a kind and considerate heart. His favorite toy growing up was "My Buddy." It was clear that Alex enjoyed and cared for people, as he displayed this very early on – refusing to go anywhere or do anything without his buddy.

Growing up, Alex made friends easily. He had a great sense of humor. When he moved to Chico, California, to live with his father, he joined the football team as a tight end receiver. He graduated from Pleasant Valley High School in 2003. 

Alex was a disciple of science. He was deeply curious about the universe, galaxies beyond, and the alien lives that inhabit them. He pondered the "how" and the "why" of human existence. Alex was less interested in where we would go and more interested in from where we arrived.

Alex was also an avid hunter, going on annual deer hunting trips with his father, Clay, and grandfather, Curt. This might explain his fascination with weaponry, mainly swords and knives. That being said, Alex was very much a peace-loving individual with a gentle spirit who genuinely cared for others and, most especially, his family.

After his father's passing, Alex moved to Fernley, NV, to live with his mother. While in Fernley in 2019, Alex met Chris Martinez. The two quickly formed a close connection. This connection soon blossomed into a loving connection between Alex and Chris's daughters, Vera & Wilma. Even after Chris and Alex amicably separated, Alex always considered both girls his daughters. That never changed.

After some time had passed, Alex returned to Fallon, NV, where he met Dee Terrain. The two began dating and eventually became engaged. Sadly, due to the decline of Alex's health and the distance between them, the couple separated. However, they remained close friends until he passed.

Alex survived major health problems, which evolved into hospice care. He was revived twice but was not expected to make a full recovery. However, Alex did not take this new lease on life he was afforded for granted. He miraculously seemed to be making progress. Even though there were predetermining factors, Alex spent his last days living a full, active life. During this time, he connected closely with Heather Armistead, who comforted and supported him until the very end.

Alex was predeceased by his father, Clay Martin, grandfather Steve Black, grandfather Maylin H. Schlieve, grandfather Robert G. Woolley, grandfather Gary Martin of Chico, grandparents Curtis and Peggy Downer of Chico, and grandmother Rose Woolley of Sparks, NV. He is survived by his mother, Lori Peavey, and brother, Brandon Peavey; his aunts, Hope Hood of Paradise, CA, Robin Martin of Chico, CA, and Gina Vercruyssen also of Chico; and by his cousin Jason Shirley of Chico, CA, his grandmothers, Ann Krumm of Bella Vista, CA, and Linda Martin of Chico, CA, and his two children, Vera & Wilma of Nixon, NV.

Alex will always be just as beloved as he was while he was alive. We will always remember his unbreakable smile and his loving nature. He will be sorely missed.
 

A memorial service and birthday celebration will be held in Alex's honor at The Old Post Office in Fallon, NV, on Wednesday, October 18, 2023, at 4 p.m.

 


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