Birth date: Oct 2, 1990 Death date: Dec 1, 2025
Alexander Michael Estoup, our bright, brilliant, burst of light passed into his loving Lord’s arms December 1, 2025 at OHSU in Portland Oregon. He was 35. Alex was born to Michael Warren and Janet Kay (Wiedrich) Estoup in Portland Read Obituary
Alex and Papa Wall would go hunting together just the two of them. He was like our own son. He would help us out with whatever we needed. He would come over to show us his new toys. I wish he would’ve known whatever he faced we would’ve been there. Our hearts break. We didn’t really know his folks but they were always good to our boy. We are shocked by our loss. These kids were like glue. We are devastated by this loss. Our love to everyone he will forever be in our hearts. All our thoughts and prayers to everyone who knew this beautiful soul.
Your light will shine on…Your laughter and smile in our memories…your love and kindness in our hearts
Eric and Bennie
Alex was a one-of-a-kind person, and the world feels emptier without him here. Alex and I weren’t super close, but our best friends married each other, which meant we ended up in the same places often. We both had the great honor of being part of Emily & John’s wedding party and I had the privilege of walking with Alex down the aisle that day.
I was used to the goofy, jokester version of Alex I usually saw in the friend group - you know, the guys being guys. But one on one with Alex, you could see his true self. He was so sweet and kind and truly cared about everyone. He took walking down the aisle for the wedding so serious. I thought it was so cute & funny, but you could tell he wanted to do right by his best friend on his wedding day. And he even saved me from sinking into the wet grass :)
I don’t have a lot of vivid or standout moments with Alex, but I don’t think I need to. For me, I saw the small moments - the kind we sometimes take for granted. I’d post something on instagram and he would comment something nice or ask how I was doing, and he genuinely meant it. I saw how deeply he loved and cared for his friends. From the outside looking in, that friend group has such a strong bond, and it wont be the same without him.
I’m so honored to have known and spent time with Alex. I’m sorry I’m not able to attend in person, but I’m sending my love & deepest condolences to all his family and his friends.
This is a heart-crushing loss but I’m certain he is finally free & at peace. 🤍
Psalm 34:18
