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Joanna Armand and boys planted 3 trees in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Monday, February 15, 2021
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Thursday, April 4, 2024
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I went to Emory with Alexa. We were both philosophy majors and were part of the Emory Philosophy Review. We weren’t particularly close but Alexa popped into my mind today for some reason.
Alexa was so cool and collected. I remember thinking, how can someone so young have their shit together so well??? College was a struggle for me so it was so inspiring to see people like Alexa - so self-aware, grounded, cool, so comfortable in their skin…
If I ever have kids someday, she’s definitely the kind of person I would hope they grow up to be like! :) You both did a phenomenal job!!
Much love,
Jane Nam
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Mary Catherine B planted a tree in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Friday, February 19, 2021
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Sending heartfelt condolences. Alexa was kind, smart, & it was an honor to know her while attending Emory and as members of the student radio station. Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Stephanie Straffi and Jennifer Aromanda planted a tree in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Monday, November 2, 2020
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Jill Hartman. planted a tree in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Monday, August 24, 2020
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Alison and Robert Cilia planted a tree in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Sunday, June 28, 2020
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Philosophy Department, Emory University planted a tree in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
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Andrew Mitchell posted a condolence
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
I am the chair of the Philosophy department at Emory University where we were fortunate enough to have Alexa with us for her undergraduate studies. I write on behalf of the department as a whole to extend our deepest condolences to you on this tragic loss. Alexa was such a spirited, intense, and intellectually voracious person, but also conscientious, socially-minded, and kind. It was a powerful and all too rare combination. My colleagues and I remember her intellectual energy, passion, and geniality and we all took pride in her pursuit of a doctorate at Duke. We cherish her memory. She was a joy to have in class, a critical thinker and a generous friend. I have received emails from around the world from former students who wrote to say how shocked they were by the news. She made an impression wherever she went. We are lucky to have known Alexa and we grieve her loss. Please know that our thoughts and hearts are with you; we wish you peace.
Andrew J. Mitchell
on behalf of the Department of Philosophy
Emory University
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George Vangelakos planted a tree in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Wednesday, May 13, 2020
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2 trees were planted in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Saturday, May 9, 2020
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"Alexa Cucopulos" will remain in our hearts forever. Fred and Linda Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Charles and Carolyn Messina and family planted a tree in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Thursday, May 7, 2020
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Dearest Cucopulos and Stine Families , Our heartfelt sympathy on the passing of beloved Alexa Your priceless pearl , God hold all close! Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Anthony and Roberto from Pizzaiolo planted a tree in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Thursday, May 7, 2020
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Johanna Minervini lit a candle
Wednesday, May 6, 2020
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Dear Debbie and Greg, There are no words to express the sorrow we feel for you in the sudden passing of your daughter, Alexa. Vic and I are saddened by this tragic news, and our hearts go out to you and your family. Our deepest sympathy, Johanna and Vic Minervini
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Monday, May 4, 2020
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Debbie and Greg... I am stunned and saddened to hear about Alexa’s passing. I remember her very well from Greek Easter and some Christmas gatherings at Linda’s house. Such a sweet girl. There are no words...Pat Martin
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Robyn Wiegman, Professor, Literature planted 4 trees in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Monday, May 4, 2020
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In memory of Alexa, whose voice, mind, and creativity will be profoundly missed by those of us lucky enough to learn with and from her at Duke Univ. Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Monday, May 4, 2020
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Monday, May 4, 2020
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Maria and Lee planted 4 trees in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Sunday, May 3, 2020
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Maddy, Giulian, and Lyla Dello Buono donated to ARTHRITIS NATIONAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION
Sunday, May 3, 2020
Dear Debbie, Greg, and Nick,
Words cannot explain how deeply sorry and saddened I am. Alexa was like a little sister to me for most of my childhood and adolescence. In many ways, Alexa was who I wanted to be - smart, creative, funny, assertive, but most of all lively light that saw the positives in all things. I will cherish the many memories I have of her and always keep her close to my heart. Sending you light, love, and healing strength.
I love you all with my whole heart and soul,
Maddy
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Joseph, Angela & Gabriella Vitamia donated to ARTHRITIS NATIONAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION
Sunday, May 3, 2020
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Sunday, May 3, 2020
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Friday, May 1, 2020
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Alexa was one of the first friends I made as a freshman in undergraduate. After our freshmen year we started moving in different circles as we got more involved in each of our majors. I remember our time in 1st year feminist philosophy, listening to PJ Harvey and watching the Mighty Boost together so fondly. Our silly little freshmen band of Ben, Mirandy, Alexa and I roaming to CVS at night and talking about music and philosophy till 2 in the morning. I wish we had reconnected before she passed because she was one of the coolest people I met at Emory. I always thought that she was one of those classmates that I would see again one day being a great scholar and advocate. I can't believe she's gone and I'm so sorry to her family and friends that lost such a passionate, smart and artistic woman. These photos were sent me via Mirandy Lee via Ben Crais who are both pictured alongside Alexa and I as freshmen at Emory.
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Nysa Loudon planted a tree in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Friday, May 1, 2020
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For Alexa, my first friend at Emory. You were such a brilliant scholar and artist and so cool. I wish we had reconnected before you passed. Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Friday, May 1, 2020
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Debbie, Greg and Nicholas, We are praying for Alexa and praying you find the strength to get through this very difficult time. Love, Diana and Nick Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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2 trees were planted in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Friday, May 1, 2020
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A tree was planted in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Friday, May 1, 2020
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Annu Dahiya & MD Murtagh planted a tree in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Friday, May 1, 2020
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Alexa, there are no words that capture the loss we feel. We miss you and love you. Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Pamela Scully and Clifton Crais planted a tree in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Thursday, April 30, 2020
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Alexa, you brightened and improved the lives of all of us who knew you. We plant this memory in your honor. It comes with much love to your family. Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Marc Adelman planted a tree in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Thursday, April 30, 2020
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Sridevi Vallabhaneni posted a condolence
Thursday, April 30, 2020
Dear Debbie, Greg and Nicholas, we are deeply saddened to hear of Alexa’s passing. Our minds are numb with the question how can this be? Lalitha and I still remember her unassuming yet radiant presence when we met her. So much brilliance she was like fire. May the divine take her graceful soul into Its fold and hold her there.
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Spencer Ganus posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Dear Deborah, Greg, and Nicholas,
My name is Spencer. I am an undergraduate student at Duke who had the privilege of being one of Alexa’s students. I am writing to you with my condolences, and I wanted to share with you and anyone reading this page what Alexa means to me. She touched my life so greatly. I looked up to her as a teacher, mentor, and friend, and I am writing in such disbelief that her time in this world was cut so short.
From the moment I met Alexa as a TA last year, I instantly wanted to get to know her better. She carried herself elegantly and dressed with an amazing sense of style. She had a brilliant mind and spoke so eloquently, but expressed her intelligence in a humble manner. She contributed so much insight to our class, but was equally skilled at listening with compassion to others. This semester, Alexa was a TA for another one of my classes, and a small group of us were lucky enough to meet with her weekly outside of class in my favorite cafe on campus. I always looked forward to our time Tuesday nights. Without fail, I’d leave feeling so inspired and fulfilled. Alexa had a way with people in which she was able to not only share her own wisdom, but also brought to life the wisdom in others. She made every conversation thought-provoking and fun, and one week she even brought us all a box of cookies for no reason. Alexa's constant encouragement and genuine curiosity about my thoughts greatly contributed to my self-confidence as a student. I’ll never forget the first moment she complimented me as a writer. It meant so much coming from someone as brilliant as her. She always made me feel like my ideas were worth sharing, and I will forever cherish that.
I had the privilege of getting brunch with Alexa this semester, something I’d wanted to do since my sophomore year. In a typical Alexa manner, she went out of her way to pick me up and give me a ride off campus. She always gracefully walked the line of serving as my teacher in the classroom, grading my work, and also as a friend. We shared a love for poetry, art, and philosophy, and even bonded over our interest in health and fitness. She spoke so passionately about her life and encouraged me to apply for grad school myself. Most recently, Alexa helped me plan my senior thesis proposal, and I will continue to think of her as I pursue my research over the next year. She had endless possibilities for a bright future and even talked to me about potentially going into entertainment. Being from Los Angeles myself, I thought about how amazing it would be if we happened to end up here together. I always had a strange feeling we were meant to become good friends in the future.
While I feel like our relationship only touched the surface of its possibility, I felt a deep connection to her. Maybe that was just Alexa's way with everyone, though — her gifted ability to connect with others. I can’t express the gratitude I have for the way she began to take me under her wing this semester. I looked up to and related to her like an older sister, in a way, even though she was so much wiser and more mature than myself. She represented, in many ways, the young woman I hoped to grow into at her age. The potential for her continued mentorship will never be replaced by anyone.
Alexa was such a warm light and kind soul. She touched the lives of everyone she came across. Her light will continue to shine eternally within the memories of my classmates and I, and the entire Duke community. I will miss her so much. My heart is hurting immensely for you all. Please let me know if there is anything I can do for your family during this time.
Sending love and light, in sorrow,
Spencer Ganus
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Toril Moi posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
I was privileged to have Alexa as a student in two of my graduate classes at Duke. And this semester she was a TA in my undergraduate course on existentialism. The undergraduates in the class looked up to her, as a role model. The members of her discussion group were looking forward to the weekly meetings, for she produced fun, friendly and enlightening discussions of the most difficult texts. She made her students feel that they too had the power to excel in thinking and writing.
Alexa was such a good teacher. And such a sharp intellectual: she had a strong mind for philosophy -- her class presentations on Nietzsche and Fanon were stunning. But she also had a passion for poetry and art. The resulting combination of theoretical power and a feel for the concrete and particular held so much promise. Just a week before she left us, we spent an hour on Zoom discussing her prelims and her future dissertation. I felt privileged to be asked to join her dissertation committee, and was so looking forward to working with her.
Every time Alexa walked into my office, I felt as if the day became a little brighter. In these quarantene times I still can't believe that she won't ever return. Alexa was elegant, brilliant, friendly, kind, considerate and supportive of others. I can't believe she will never write the great works she had the talent to produce. But I don't miss her just because of her talent and brilliance. I miss her uplifting presence in the world, in my everyday work world. I send my deepest sympathy to Alexa's family. Their loss must be unbearable.
My condolences,
Toril Moi
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Toril Moi planted 2 trees in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
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Jessica Covil posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Dear Deborah, Greg, & Nicholas,
My heart goes out to you, the family of someone I knew to be a kind, generous, and bright soul. Alexa and I were not the closest of friends, but we had several occasions to share time and space with one another, and I fondly remember a couple of personally meaningful conversations that we had. I have only good memories of Alexa, and I'd like to share some of that with you, and with whoever might read this board.
I am also working towards a graduate certificate in Gender, Sexuality, & Feminist Studies, and I took two classes with Alexa. She was a person who listened attentively to others and valued what they had to say, and her own contributions to the classroom were well-considered and poignant. She was and is, to me, a shining example of what a good heart and a dedication to scholarly activism can look like.
Outside of class, I was accustomed to seeing Alexa at university events and at friendly gatherings, where I always enjoyed her presence and often fell into conversation with her. At a birthday dinner for one of our mutual friends, we talked extensively about family, dating, and career/life goals, and discovered that we had a lot in common. We shared our (apparently mutual!) admiration for each other's comments in class. And this was Alexa as I knew her--brightening a room, inviting both chitchat and serious talk, and making grad school feel a little more like home.
I will sorely miss Alexa, and I know that pales in comparison to your grief. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help honor her memory.
My condolences,
Jessica Covil
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Susan Bredlau posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
The interactions I had with Alexa while teaching philosophy at Emory University have been among the most meaningful of my career. Alexa was an exceptional scholar. When she took an upper-level class with me as a sophomore, she was already working at the level of a graduate student, and her work only got stronger. Her ability to combine rigorous explication of texts with her own original insights into these texts was really remarkable. Her essays were incredibly clear, precise, and well-organized, and always reflected her engaged, philosophical voice.
Alexa was also an exceptional interlocutor and one of the most generous people I have ever met. She was extraordinarily committed to creating a positive classroom environment in which everyone felt enabled to think and question aloud. Alexa recognized that conversation can enable us to achieve insights that we could not achieve simply by working on our own. Moreover, she recognized that having such productive conversation with others is not a simple task. It takes great skill to clearly express one’s own ideas. It also takes great skill to listen carefully to others’ ideas and build constructively upon them. Alexa not only had these skills, but she brought them to bear on all of her interactions with others. She was open to others, and yet she was also always willing to speak up and voice her own deeply thoughtful perspective. She was serious, and yet the joy she took in learning was always evident.
When I wrote letters of recommendation for Alexa’s graduate school applications, I concluded with the following: “I realize I have used a lot of superlatives in this letter. It has been such a pleasure to know Alexa and to work with her, though, that I really cannot overstate how highly I think of her!”
I thought of Alexa as a future colleague. I will miss her.
Susan Bredlau
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James Draney posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Dear Deborah, Greg and Nicholas,
My name is James. I worked with Alexa as TA this semester under the supervision of Toril Moi. I write to offer my deep condolences on her passing, and to share some of my memories of her with you.
I didn’t have the privilege of knowing the full shape of Alexa’s life. I knew little about the details and particularities of her story. But I was lucky enough to have known her in outline, and to have experienced her singular presence as we worked together in graduate school. I first knew her as an acquaintance, and then as a colleague. Recently, I felt that we were finally becoming friends. Alexa touched my life in deep and significant ways. Her beautiful mind was an inspiration to me.
I met Alexa at a party in my first semester of graduate school. Truth be told, I found her intimidating. She was cool. And smart—so smart. From our first, brief conversations I knew that her intellect was capable of moving mountains. Despite this initial meeting we never found the opportunity to get to know each other properly. I spent the next two years noticing her from afar: seeing her with friends, or at department events, occasionally at parties. I wondered what she wrote about, where she came from, where she was going.
This January I was happy to learn that we were both assigned to work for Professor Moi’s existentialism class. As we got to know each other better I realized that my initial intimidation was misplaced: Alexa did not wield her intelligence like a weapon but offered it to her interlocutors like a gift. I learned so much from her throughout the semester. In the classroom she introduced me (and the rest of the class) to the philosophical thought of Friedrich Nietzsche and Franz Fanon. Outside the class, after hours, we shared stories of our strange and often difficult experiences in graduate school. There was so much we had in common. I felt that we were becoming friends. The person I had known in outline was beginning to be fleshed out in so much radiant detail.
A memory about her kindness and generosity stands out. One night this semester, at a dinner with a visiting speaker, we had a conversation about teaching. Everyone at the table shared their experiences with pedagogy, remarking on how difficult, and unrewarding it can often be. Yet Alexa had a different perspective: for her, teaching was not an arduous top-down movement of knowledge from teacher to student. She put forth a vision of teaching as a reciprocal process of mutual illumination between human beings. The classroom was a place where students and teachers worked together as equals to build a new, and just, world together. Her words stuck to me like glue. In this sense, Alexa quite literally changed my life. I will carry her vision of equality with me for the rest of my days as a teacher.
I consider myself lucky to have met Alexa, and to have shared this experience with her. So many people at Duke loved her and learned from her. I will miss her so much. I am so sorry for your loss.
Please reach out to me if there's anything I can do for you and the rest of your family at this sorrowful time.
In mourning,
James Draney
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Karen lit a candle
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
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Debbie and Greg and Nicholas There are no words. My heart just bleeds for you. May your beautiful Alexa be an Angel in heaven watching over you. May she Rest In Peace. I am so so sorry. You are in my thoughts. Deb all my love to you. I just want to give you a big hug. I just can’t even imagine. I’m so sorry.
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Kathryn spagnoli planted 4 trees in memory of Alexa Cucopulos
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
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Tuesday, April 28, 2020
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Lynne Huffer posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
My deepest condolences to Alexa's family, and to all who loved her and will so deeply miss her. It is hard to take in the loss of this brilliant, beautiful poet-philosopher. I had the honor of working with Alexa throughout her years as an undergraduate at Emory, and served as her honors thesis director during her senior year. She was wise beyond her years, writing, poignantly in retrospect, about things left undone, about being "folded over in grief," and about allowing ourselves to "see life otherwise." Today I cling to the words Alexa wrote, utterly at a loss to find words of my own to convey how small the world feels without her in it.
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Antonio Viego posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
Alexa had a wicked, brilliant sense of humor. She was my teaching assistant in a Fall 2019 seminar I taught at Duke. I only got through a particularly difficult semester thanks to Alexa. So here's the story. After the students submitted their mid-term papers, she renamed herself "Another Alexa," a name that kind of stuck, for a few months, anyway. We had split the students into two grading groups. One student in her group hadn't submitted her paper and after a couple of emails from both of us finally responded to say that she had mistakenly sent her paper to "another Alexa" at Duke. We laughed about this relatively weak excuse. From that day forward we would joke that Alexa's name should be changed to "Another Alexa." She started signing her emails to me with "Another Alexa" and I began addressing her as "Another Alexa." We pondered whether "Another Alexa" was Alexa only when Alexa was fulfilling TA duties. We wondered if "Another Alexa" should receive her own funding and stipend. Was "Another Alexa" interested in the same kind of work? Should she have the same or different committee as Alexa? Here's to both Alexa and Another Alexa. I will miss both of them more than I can say.
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