James E. Dixon, Sr.

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May 24 1934
Jun 5 2019
85 Years
Parkesburg, Pennsylvania

James E. Dixon, Sr., 85, of Parkesburg, passed away on Wednesday, June 5, 2019 at his home. He was the beloved husband of Constance Wilson Dixon with whom he shared 64 years of marriage. Born near Avondale, PA at a place called Bakers Station, he was the son of the late James Dixon and Elizabeth Mitchell Dixon. 

Jim was a longtime resident of Parkesburg. He was employed for 40 years at the Coatesville VA Medical Center as a Supervisor in Building Management. 

He was a former member of the Bethany AME Church of Parkesburg. PA. He enjoyed fishing and golfing.

He is survived, in addition to his wife, by two children; Shirley Dixon of Cochranville and Gerald Dixon and wife Chrisia of Clermont, FL, five grandchildren, seven great grandchildren,  daughter-in-law Patricia A. Dixon of Coatesville, eight siblings; Mary Woods of Lancaster, Bette Trowery of Philadelphia, Dorothy Merritt of VA, Haywood Dixon and wife Doris ELL of York, Beatrice States of Lancaster, Antoinette Stewart of Lancaster, Charles Dixon and wife Marcie of Lancaster and George Dixon and wife Marie of Parkesburg and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. He was preceded in death by his son James E. Dixon, Jr. and three siblings; Melissa Hunter, Eugene Dixon and Richard Dixon.

Funeral services will be held on Saturday, June 15, 2019 at 10:30 AM at the Hutchinson Memorial UAME Church, 825 E Chestnut St, Coatesville, PA followed by interment at the Upper Octorara Cemetery, Parkesburg, PA. Family and friends are also invited to attend visitation at the church from 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM. 

Arrangement have been entrusted to the Wilde Funeral Home of Parkesburg.  Online condolences can be posted at www.wildefuneralhome.com

Service Date: 
Jun 15 2019 - 10:30am
Service Location: 
Hutchinson Memorial UAME Church

Condolences

TO THE ENTIRE FAMILY OF MR. JAMES E. DIXON, SR.

IN OUR TIMES OF HARDSHIPS AND TRIALS, THE TENDERNESS, MERCY AND GRACE OF JESUS CHRIST IS A REFUGE LIKE NO OTHER.  THEREFORE, WE PRAY AND BELIEVE; "THE WORD OF THE LIVING GOD WILL PROVIDE YOU COMFORT AND KEEP YOU IN PERFECT PEACE."    Our Sympathy - Rob & Cheryl Shackelford

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Though our words can do little, we hope our thoughts and prayers will support you at this difficult time.

Stewart Dixon & Family 

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Condolences to the Families of Jim Dixon. I had the pleasure of knowing n working with him at the CVAMC. He was one of many Mentors, he genuinely was a great guy. May your fond memories of Jim bring you peace within your hearts. R.I.P. 

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Had the privilege of renting a property from the Dixons,,,fantastic couple,,,,,,Prayers for Constance and the family

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You are all in my thoughts and prayers.  I am so sorry for your loss.

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Our prayers and condolences go out to Connie and family.  Jimmy will be missed. 

God bless

Adam

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Our sincere condolances to Jim's family. Jim would come in to our Father's store on a regular basis and he was always pleasant and kind. Jim had a swagger about him and he always greeted everyone with a smile and a handshake. The world would be a better place with more Jim's in it ! The Persch Family

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Our condolences to the family of Jim Dixon. He was a very good friend who left me with many great memories. Our long talks that we've had over the years, especially after I moved to Texas, were very uplifting and helpful to us both. He was the kind of friend who kept in touch with me in spite of the distance. Paula and I will forever treasure the love and friendship that he and Connie has shown us. We will keep the family uplifted in prayer.

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Dear Connie and Family,  please know that you’re in our thoughts and prayers!  We are sort for your loss.  God bless each one of you. 

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 I am sorry to read of Mr. Dixon‘s passing. I remember him from my days as a solicitor for Parkesburg Borough. He had a fantastic smile, a great handshake, and was a true friend to everyone who knew him. He was the kind of man that lit up a room when he entered. Everyone was his friend.

Rest in peace, Mr. Dixion. Your memory will last forever. 

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