Obituary for Alden French (A.F.) Pixley (1928-2024)

Announcement of Death

We are sad to announce the passing of dear mathematics teacher Alden French (A.F.) Pixley at Harvey Mudd College and beloved citizen of Claremont.It was in his quiet death on the morning of September 23, 2024, that it became evident that he had the spunk and resolve until the last day of his life.

Biography

Alden was born on February 27, 1928 in Pasadena, California. He was the youngest of four children raised by his parents Lillian Pixley (née Parent) and Nelson Pixley, who served as Pasadena’s city controller and treasurer. He grew up with the support of a learning-loving environment.

Loved Ones

Alden, who in his lifelong commitment to education left an indelible mark on this community, was always described as one of Harvey Mudd College’s excellent teachers. He achieved both exacting standards in his teaching and strong ties with Claremont. His influence reaches far beyond the walls of the classroom in ways that touched the lives of thousands of students and community members.

Memorial Services

Funeral services will be held at Burke Mortuary. Friends from Claremont and across the country, including those touched by his legacy from Burlington, CO, to Campbellsville, KY, are invited to celebrate his life. Additional information can be found on Burke Mortuary’s obituary page or through local listings such as Butler Funeral Home in Roseboro, NC, and Calvillo Funeral Home.

For those unable to attend, condolences can be shared via funeral homes like Butzin Marchant in Michigan or Caballero-Ryder Obituary Services. Alden’s contributions to education and the Claremont community will be fondly remembered and cherished.

Closing Thoughts

For complete service details and opportunities to honor Alden’s memory, please visit the Claremont Courier or other outlets such as Bynes-Royall Funeral Home or Cadillac Obituary Services.

Hobbies

While the announcement focuses on his professional life, Alden’s interests and hobbies also contributed to his rich and fulfilling life. He was known for his passion for mathematics, as well as his love for the arts and community engagement, making him a well-rounded individual beloved by all.

Author: Roughuse037

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *