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Trinitonian December 2, 2011
In Memoriam
Alexander John Andris Reinis Feb. 12, 1991 - Nov. 23, 2011
“Alex was wonderfantasticful and I am honored that some of his awesomeness rubbed off on me. Though it is painful I am lucky to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. ” -Samantha Grubbs, Junior “Alex always looked for the positive, reminding us all to do the same. He was thoughtful and genuine to his core, and he could always bring a smile to my face. I am so blessed to have had him in my life.” -Kelsey Sheehan, Junior “Alex was a true gentleman, and I am blessed to have spent so much time with him. I admired him greatly for his kindness and gentleness, and I cherish all of the memories we shared together. ” -Jacob Uzman, Junior
“Alex was my roommate freshman year and has remained a great friend ever since. Seeing Alex always brightened my day and he was truly a great person. I am happy to have called him a friend.” -Ryan Platek, Junior “Alex was truly one of the most genuine and kindhearted people I have ever met. His enthusiasm and positive outlook on life was absolutely contagious. I am so blessed to have met such an amazing human being and I will cherish the memories we have had together in my heart forever.” -Elizabeth Hoang, Junior
“Alex was easily the nicest person I have ever met who participated in everything he did with enthusiasm and joy. He was one of those people who knew who he was and how to love everyone and everything deeply. We can all learn from his amazing example and I will hold every memory close to my heart.” -Bobbye Pyke, Junior “Alex is one of the closest friends I will ever know. His kindness and genuine spirit are traits that I will try and embody for the rest of my life. The memories we shared and the time we had living together were some of the greatest in my life. Alex Reinis will forever be a part of my life and will always have a place in my heart. I will miss him forever. ” -Matt Prendergast, Junior
“Alex was a wonderful human being that inspired us all and shall never be forgotten. His warmth, generosity and incredible spirit will remain in our hearts. I am blessed to have known him and to call him my friend.” -Paige Lanford, Sophomore “Alex was an awesomely genuine and happy person who I am so incredibly lucky to have befriended at the start of last year. His bottomless positivity and generosity and openness made such a big impact on my time here at Trinity, and I’ll miss him and his easy laughter and smile tons.” -Lauren Wilks, Junior “Alex was an incredible person. Anyone lucky enough to have known Alex, even if only for a short while, was made better by him. Beautiful memories of his great sense of humor, kindness and love for all will be with us forever. ” -Morgan Fisler, Junior “Alex was an incredible friend who would always make me laugh, smile and do ridiculous things. I have so many amazing memories with him that I will never forget— I will miss him, his excellent sense of humor and his always uplifting personality.” -Travis Halff, Junior
“Dear Alex, Alpha Chi Lambda is honored to have had you in the family. You were such a supportive Alpha Guy full of love and happiness. While you cared for Sam and we looked on, it’s now our job to care for her while you smile down yourself.” -the Ladies of Alpha Chi Lambda “Alex was a gentleman and a scholar, and I am proud that I had the opportunity to call him a friend. He was a man who touched my life and that of all those who knew him. I will forever treasure our memories together.” -Sean Solis, Junior “Alex could always bring the best out of anyone. Always genuine and cared for everyone around him. I had the true honor of being able to call him friend. Much love, buddy!” -Peter Dancy, Junior “I was blessed to meet Alex last year. He never failed to light up the room with his smile or humor. Despite our little time together, his amazing spirit was realized by myself and reinforced by so many others. Never saw Alex without a smile, and that’s how I’ll remember him.” -Lucy Cevallos, Junior “Everyone in Alpha Phi Omega was blessed to call Alex a brother. We were lucky to have a member who so fully embraced the organization and our brief time with him will be cherished.” -Carolyn Kramer, Senior
“Alex is truly the kindest person I’ve ever known and I am humbled to have been able to call him my friend. It was always an honor to be in his presence and feel his warmth, hospitality and genuine interest in my life. Alex will forever be remembered in my heart and many others. ” -Alexis Angelo, Junior “I have never met anyone who loved so much and so freely. Humble, genuine, quirky, compassionate. I will never forget how he managed to make everyone feel like they belonged.” -Katie Leonard, Senior
“Alex, I’m going to miss your hugs and your smile. You leave a void that can’t be filled and The Miller Boys will never be the same. Always a gentleman, kind, thoughtful and fun to be around, you’ll live on in our hearts. Please watch over all of us down here because we sure do miss you.” -Tommie Ethington, Junior
“What can I say that everyone else has not said, but that Alex was a first class roommate and friend, I am glad was able to know him.” -Joe Moore, Junior
“Alex was one of the truest and kindest people I’ve met at Trinity. Not only was he a joy to spend time with, but he was certainly happiest when seeing his friends and loved ones happy. Alex would never pass me by on campus without asking me how I was, and really wanting to know the answer. Even when I was in a rush, he wouldn’t let me go without me looking him in the eye and telling him the truth. Alex was a true blessing to everyone that knew him.” -Nicole Goodman, Junior
“Alex was a great suitemate and a great person. He could brighten every day and was a joy to just be around. Alex was the perfect friend and made everyone around him better. I feel blessed for the time I got to spend with him.” -Richard Gibbs, Junior
“Alex had such an uplifting spirit, and I know that he truly cared about each of his friends. He loved and was loved by so many people and his memory will live on in our hearts forever.” -Madison Kahler, Junior