It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Alexandra Spirer, a beloved figure in the New York City public relations, events, and writing community. News of her untimely and heartbreaking death has left those who knew her in shock, grieving the loss of not only a colleague but a trusted friend.
Alexandra—known affectionately as Alex—lived a dynamic life between New York City, Westchester, and Florida. She was a long-standing and active member of the professional circles she touched, and those who worked alongside her speak not only of her talent and tireless work ethic but of her character.
There was never any doubt with Alex. Her integrity was unwavering, her intentions clear, and her follow-through impeccable. Whether managing high-profile events or crafting meaningful stories, she approached every project with purpose, precision, and genuine care. In a field often marked by surface-level interactions, Alex brought depth, honesty, and a spirit of collaboration that elevated everyone around her.
Her friends and peers recall her as someone who always delivered—reliably, gracefully, and without fanfare. “If she can leave a lasting legacy here for the rest of us, I think it would be that,” one tribute reads. “You never had to doubt or question her ethics or motives.” Her drive was infectious, her presence reassuring, and her loss is deeply felt across the many communities she impacted.
The Spirer family has invited those who knew and loved Alex to join them in a final farewell:
Funeral Service for Alexandra Spirer
Date: Thursday, May 8, 2025
Time: 1:30 PM (please arrive by 1:00 PM)
Location: Sharon Gardens and Kensico Cemetery
Address: 273 Lakeview Avenue, Valhalla, NY 10595
Attendees are asked to gather at the cemetery office parking area by 1:00 PM, from where a procession will be led to the gravesite.
If you would like to share a memory or tribute, please feel welcome to do so. Messages will be collected and passed on to her family as they navigate this tremendous loss.
May Alexandra Spirer rest in peace. Her memory will live on through the lives she touched, the stories she helped tell, and the legacy of integrity she leaves behind.