He and his wife Beatrice lived in New Jersey for a period of time until they decided to settle down in Union Springs, Alabama to be close to her mother. To their union they had one daughter Simone Alexander. He left Union Springs and relocated to Greensboro in 1997 when his mother became ill. He came off the road of singing gospel music to take care of his mother and was able to gain employment working for the Industries of the Blind where he served as Assistant Supervisor. He also continued to play for the Original Gospel Keynotes part-time.
Upon returning to Greensboro he used his skill of playing the guitar to teach, promote and play for local groups as well as his church Mt. Pleasant Christian Church Disciples of Christ for which -he had been a member since 1963. He played for the Mattie Alston and the Voices of Praise, The Sons of Zion, The True Tones, The JJ Gospel Singers and the Harmonizing Five to mention a few. Val was a loving and devoted husband, father, son, brother and uncle. He was very humble and quiet and soft spoken.
He was preceded in death by his wife Beatrice Alexander, parents Mr. Val and Elizabeth Alexander, Sister Betty Alexander, Brothers: Emanuel Lee Alexander, Sr., Robert Alexander, James Roy Alexander and Pernell Alexander. He leaves to cherish his memories his daughters Simone Alexander Mosley, (Jamon), Grandchildren Jvon Alexander and Jordan Mosley, Tia Perez (Victor, Jr), Grandchildren Jayla and Victor III, Special Friend: Mattie Alston, Brothers: Isaac Bernard Alexander, Clifford Alexander, (Marie), Christopher Alexander, (Annie), Nephews: Pete Gerald Alexander, Kennedy Durham, Ernest Verdell, Emanuel Lee Alexander, III, Michael Boone, Irving Boone, Nieces: Ella B. Williams, Tijuana B. Hayes, Linda Alexander, Ashley Alexander, Mary Williams, Janice Rorie, (Tyrone), Lakesha Ross, (Munchie) Danielle Hayes, Candice Boone, Elizabeth Hayes, The Gospel Keynotes, cousins, and a host of relatives, family and friends.
A public viewing will be held Tuesday, December 22, 2020 from 4pm-6pm in the Cassie Coote-Brown Chapel of Perry J. Brown Funeral Home. A private graveside service will be held at Lakeview Cemetery.