Obituaries

Alexander Victor, 67 of Stockton, California, passed away after a courageous journey marked by faith, perseverance, and love.

Born on September 16, 1959, Alexander lived a life full of humor, music, service, and redemption. He was proud to be a U.S. Army Veteran and worked as a local truck driver for over 20 years, while also pursuing many side ventures fueled by his love for electronics, music, and helping others.

Alexander had a deep love for music and served as a DJ for Christian Life Center's radio station, KYCC, where he had a segment in which he had a segment that he called the “Word of the Day”. He was known for his quick wit, talkative nature, and unmistakable sense of humor. He loved estate sales, collecting vintage clocks, NASCAR (especially Dale Earnhardt #3), the Raiders, motorcycles, BMW's, gardening, and anything red or black.

A loving father and grandfather, Alexander made it a priority to tell his children and grandchildren how much he loved them. He intentionally taught the values of faith, responsibility, independence, and perseverance. His sobriety of nearly 29 years stood as a powerful testimony of God's grace and strength.

Following a life-altering motorcycle accident on May 8, 2024, Alexander faced his circumstances with remarkable faith, forgiveness, and peace. He forgave freely, inspired caregivers, and lived out his beliefs with quiet strength until the end.

Alexander is survived by his daughter Angela Willoughby and her spouse Joel, their children Josiah, Sariah, and Victoria; his son Alexander Victor Jr. and his daughter Mya Victor; his son Ayrton Victor and spouse Emily; his sister Lucy Vollstedt and spouse Richard; his brother Angel Victor and spouse Lori; and many beloved cousins.

Alexander will be remembered for his sense of humor, his love of music, his quirky expressions of care, and his willingness to be used by God. His life stands as a testimony that redemption is always possible and that faith is worth returning.