Kelly Wilbur Dixon
Posted By Funeral Funeral Futurist On November 22, 2013 @ 12:00 am In Obituaries | No Comments
Kelly Wilbur Dixon of Port Wentworth passed away peacefully on Friday of natural causes at the age of 86. Kelly is survived by his wife of 62 years, Edna Dollie Dixon, Daughter, Wanda Rollf, Son, Kelvin Dixon (Debra), Daughter, Elaine Nichol (Ken) and Son, Craig Dixon (Kathi), 12 grandchildren, several great gret grandchildren and great-great grandchildren, two sisters, Mary Foskey and Martha Groover, both of Deland Florida. Originally from Uvalda Georgia, Kelly served in the US Army and settled in Port Wentworth in 1951, where he worked for Union Camp for 40 years. Kelly was an active member of the Port Wentworth Alliance Church where he enjoyed teaching Sunday School and playing the bass guitar. Visitation will be at the Port Wentworth Alliance Church from 6pm to 8pm on Sunday, November 24th. Funeral Service will be held at the Port Wentworth Alliance Church at 11am on Monday, November 25th, with interment to follow in Hillcrest Abbey Memorial Park-West.
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Our deepest sympathy is sent to Mrs. Dixon and her family. Mr. Dixon and his wife Dolly were always friendly and helpful. My family and I are very saddened by his passing. He will certainly be missed and will forever be remembered.
With much love,
Barbara (Mingledorff) Maxwell and the Mingledorff family
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