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Portrait of Alexander Simon Cobar
Our perfect son and brother

Alexander Simon Cobar

October 25, 2022 – August 19, 2024
Lived 1 year
Ucon Cemetery · Ucon, Idaho
Life story

Thank you for taking the time to visit our beloved son, Alex, whom we lovingly called "Lecky." We hope the photos and videos shared offer you a glimpse into the joy and happiness he brought into our lives. Each moment captured reflects the love and light Alex brought to everyone around him in his short time with us. Though we miss him more than words can express, we find comfort knowing he fulfilled his purpose here, and we trust that we will be reunited with him one day. Our perfect boy passed away peacefully in his sleep from SUIDS (SUDC), and while our hearts ache, we are forever grateful for the gift of his life. We love you, Lecky, always.

Born on October 25, 2022, in Idaho, to Ryan Alexander Cobar and Kerry Ann Cobar. Alex weighed a healthy 9lbs 7oz. There was so much of him to love from the very beginning! He was the light of his family's life, especially cherished by his parents and his adoring big sisters, Emma and Rosie. Alex brought endless happiness into their home, with his infectious laughter and playful spirit.

Alex was a little explorer, captivated by the simplest things– opening and closing doors, splashing in water, and his favorite, raiding the kitchen cupboards. He found endless delight in the world around him, particularly in playing chase with his sisters, blowing kisses, and pushing buttons, especially on the sound system. He delighted in how pushing Daddy’s buttons would often lead to a joyful game of chase, followed by tickles, kisses, and laughter– always laughter. His bond with his father was special as Ryan always knew how to make Alex’s face light up with joy.

Alex was a sensitive and sweet soul, always seeking comfort in his mother’s embrace whenever he felt sad or overwhelmed. Whether it was the frustration of a toy being taken away or the sting of being told “no,” Alex's tender heart knew where to find solace and love. His mother’s arms were his refuge, a place where he always felt safe and cherished.

Alex loved mangoes, strawberries, and blueberries, and he never missed an opportunity to enjoy his favorite treats. Though his time with us was brief, Alex knew only love and happiness, leaving us with memories that will forever be cherished.

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2022
Born October 25
2022
The day Alex was born
2022
The year Alexander was born, ChatGPT was released to the public
2023
Alex's Blessing Day
2023
Alex's 1st Birthday
2023
Alexander was 1 when India landed a spacecraft near the Moon's south pole
2024
Alex's first haircut
2024
Alexander was 2 when a total solar eclipse crossed North America
2024
Passed away August 19, age 1
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Calista Barillas 102w

Love you Alex❤️👼

Alex loved opening and closing doors and one day while he was visiting, I was playing with him while his parents tried to pack. He kept running to the bedroom door to open and close it and I would chase him away from the door. He would laugh and then he would step on the clothes that were just folded, making us all giggle. I remember his laughter that day like it was yesterday and it’s my favorite memory. Alex- I loved you since I first found out you existed and we will love and miss you forever ❤️😘 Auntie Calista

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