Michael Alexeev

Michael Alexeev passed away of Congestive Heart Failure on January 10, 2021 at Manor Care Health Services-Oxford Valley, he was 91 years old.  He was a resident of Edgely PA. Born and raised Newark NJ.  Mike was a graduate of Newark College of Engineering. Served in the Navy during the Korean Conflict. He retired after 40+ years in the automotive business working in sales and management at Keats Ford, Greenfield Dodge and FC Kerbeck.  He later retired from the Bucks County Courier Times. 

Mike is survived by his partner and wife of 42 years Elisa P. Alexeev, daughter Lynn Alexeev, of Pueblo, Colorado: loving son and care giver Mark J. Banker Edgely, PA: son Dale D. Banker 1^st Sgt. USMC RET of Topeka Kansas: best buddy grandsons Alec R. Banker and Jack M. Banker of Yardley, PA. Loving and caring niece Karen L. Rich, Lawrenceville, NJ and nephew Julian R. Bley Jr. of Levittown PA.  In Colorado Springs Colorado he is survived by grandsons Armand and wife Abby Alexeev, Damien Alexeev and great grandson Caius Alexeev. In addition, he is survived by grandson Wyatt Banker and granddaughter Gracie Banker and grandson Dean Goff all of Topeka and his sister Audrey Lutes of Carlsbad CA. Also survived by son Michael Alexeev, daughters Karen Alexeev and Tracey Goff, grandchildren Michael Alexeev, Kristen Griggs and Sam Alexeev, and several other nieces and nephews.

Michael was predeceased by his parents Michael and Lorraine J. Alexeev, brother Robert J. Alexeev and niece Roberta Alexeev.

Mike and his brother Bobby made numerous cross country road trips together and south to one of their favorite places Key West Florida and lived to tell about it; he also was a superior sales/manager in the automotive business which enabled him and Elisa to travel to London England and on to Venice Italy on the Orient Express. A cruise to the Caribbean was another automotive perk. He and Elisa also traveled to Hawaii, Washington State, Dallas Texas, Colorado, San Diego, Mexico and Phoenix Arizona, throughout New England, up and down the east coast especially to Camp Lejeune to visit Dale and his family when Dale was stationed there.

There will be no calling hours at Michael’s request.  Internment at Washington Crossing National Cemetery will be at a later date.  

The Alexeev/Banker family would like to thank Manor Care for the excellent care given and especially to Tiaja in the Business office and to RN Erin.  Thank you very much for your kindness and care of our loved one.