Birth date: Jan 11, 1990 Death date: Feb 6, 2018
Nicholas Alexander “Alex” Elliott, born in Houston, Texas on January 11, 1990, passed away on February 6, 2018. Alex is survived by his loving Mother Kristen Elliott, Grandparents, Aunts, Nieces and Nephews, as well as his many fr Read Obituary
He was an outstanding employee set up to go far with this company. I really enjoyed working along side him, and talking all things food. He was an inspired chef who was as interested in the why as the how. He taught me a lot. I only had the pleasure of knowing him a short while, but he left an impression that will be with me forever.
Alex will truly be missed. We had great family memories.
We met at the Alamo Drafthouse. I was mad because the runners cut parsley instead of cilantro for a garnish. He told me it was cilantro. We first met arguing over parsley and cilantro. From there he became my trainer in the kitchen. Then later he became my boyfriend.
I remember this one time we were going on a hike at this park, it was getting dark, so we decided to head back to the car. Alex couldn't find his house keys. We looked all through my car, but they weren't there. We came to the conclusion that he had dropped them somewhere along the path, so i told him "lets just go back and retrace our steps and we'll find them". As we were about to head back to the path, this police officer pulls up and said we had to leave because the park was closed. I explained to the officer what had happened, but he wouldn't budge. So we said our goodbyes to the officer and drove away. I told Alex, "we're going back to get your keys. lets just wait until the cop leaves". We drove around the area for a minute or 2 and then we headed back to the park. Lo and behold, the officer was not there anymore. We parked the car in a safe place and snuck our way back into the woods. With only the flashlights on our phones, we retraced our steps and there were the keys!! Yay!! Alex could get back into his apartment!!
I love you so much brother. I'm going to miss all the adventures we had. I'm going to miss your kind and generous spirt, your sense of humor. You were the best friend i ever had and i am so grateful to have had you in my life. We will miss you always.
You helped my mother eat when she didn't want too. With your taco hummus. And you didn't even know this but she loved it. Thank you.
