07/31/2026
Not a post I’ve ever thought about making or thought I would have to make.
The other night our community faced a tragic loss. I say community, because if anyone knows the Womer family, they know how tight knit and well respected they are. I’ve known them my whole life and want to recognize how active their family is in our county. Alex was a pillar in their family.
Typically my seniors show up w 4/5 dresses, Alex had one, she was more excited to show off her ripped jeans and affliction shirt combo with the vans, and of course her fishing rod. We later did a shoot with her family’s car, which she naturally showed off.
Something else I won’t forget about her, is her kindness. She was next to Charlee (my kiddo) at the soap box race. Charlee proceeded to tell Alex 1000 facts about salamanders, dragons, and whatever else my kiddo decided to carry on about that day. Not once did Alex look uninterested and played into all of Charlee’s silly crazy stories, and random facts. Charlee asked later what “the pretty race car driver’s name was.”
I posted on my personal page that I’ll never understand why the worst things happen to the best families. Death ends a life, not a relationship. I’m 100% positive anyone who had a relationship with Alex only knew love, kindness, and happiness with her.
Please keep the Womer family in your thoughts and prayers as they navigate this unimaginable loss. If you feel compelled to comment, please share the good things — the memories, the stories, how beautiful she was inside and out, and the moments that might bring a smile to the people who loved her most.
