Mr. Dixon was born Dec. 9, 1982, in Oklahoma City, Okla., to John C. and June (Caldwell) Dixon. He worked as a desk clerk in the hotel industry.
He is survived by his mother of La Salle; his father of Hickory Ridge, Ark.; one sister, Michele (Sylvester) Phillips of La Salle; and one brother, Johnny E. Dixon of Mendota.
Always…
"Neither one of us could have forseen our falling in love. It shocked me and I know given your situation it must have come as an even greater shock to you. It did happen though and nothing can change that. Seeing how much heartache and grief this has caused, common sense would say that I should wish it hadn't happened. Well I guess common sense was never really one of my virtues because even now I wouldn't take any of it back. I had no idea that calling you on your birthday would set this in motion but it will always be a fond memory and I will see it as the beginning of something wonderful. In my mind I can play out everything that happened from that point until now and feel briefly comforted by it all. It's just a shame things turned out the way they did. I've noticed how everything seems to remind me of you and intially thought I was merely associating those things with you. But that's not the reason. I'm not reminded of you because of those things. I'm constantly reminded because there is a piece of you still with me. It's there when I wake up, stays with me through the day, is still there when I fall asleep, and even finds its way into my dreams. Also, a part of me has been gone missing and I can only hope it's with you. I will never forget you and just what you mean to me. And no matter what, I will always love you. Please know that."
- Justin Dixon
Thursday, May 19, 2005
He is survived by his mother of La Salle; his father of Hickory Ridge, Ark.; one sister, Michele (Sylvester) Phillips of La Salle; and one brother, Johnny E. Dixon of Mendota.
Always…
"Neither one of us could have forseen our falling in love. It shocked me and I know given your situation it must have come as an even greater shock to you. It did happen though and nothing can change that. Seeing how much heartache and grief this has caused, common sense would say that I should wish it hadn't happened. Well I guess common sense was never really one of my virtues because even now I wouldn't take any of it back. I had no idea that calling you on your birthday would set this in motion but it will always be a fond memory and I will see it as the beginning of something wonderful. In my mind I can play out everything that happened from that point until now and feel briefly comforted by it all. It's just a shame things turned out the way they did. I've noticed how everything seems to remind me of you and intially thought I was merely associating those things with you. But that's not the reason. I'm not reminded of you because of those things. I'm constantly reminded because there is a piece of you still with me. It's there when I wake up, stays with me through the day, is still there when I fall asleep, and even finds its way into my dreams. Also, a part of me has been gone missing and I can only hope it's with you. I will never forget you and just what you mean to me. And no matter what, I will always love you. Please know that."
- Justin Dixon
Thursday, May 19, 2005
Mr. Dixon was born Dec. 9, 1982, in Oklahoma City, Okla., to John C. and June (Caldwell) Dixon. He worked as a desk clerk in the hotel industry.
He is survived by his mother of La Salle; his father of Hickory Ridge, Ark.; one sister, Michele (Sylvester) Phillips of La Salle; and one brother, Johnny E. Dixon of Mendota.
Always…
"Neither one of us could have forseen our falling in love. It shocked me and I know given your situation it must have come as an even greater shock to you. It did happen though and nothing can change that. Seeing how much heartache and grief this has caused, common sense would say that I should wish it hadn't happened. Well I guess common sense was never really one of my virtues because even now I wouldn't take any of it back. I had no idea that calling you on your birthday would set this in motion but it will always be a fond memory and I will see it as the beginning of something wonderful. In my mind I can play out everything that happened from that point until now and feel briefly comforted by it all. It's just a shame things turned out the way they did. I've noticed how everything seems to remind me of you and intially thought I was merely associating those things with you. But that's not the reason. I'm not reminded of you because of those things. I'm constantly reminded because there is a piece of you still with me. It's there when I wake up, stays with me through the day, is still there when I fall asleep, and even finds its way into my dreams. Also, a part of me has been gone missing and I can only hope it's with you. I will never forget you and just what you mean to me. And no matter what, I will always love you. Please know that."
- Justin Dixon
Thursday, May 19, 2005
He is survived by his mother of La Salle; his father of Hickory Ridge, Ark.; one sister, Michele (Sylvester) Phillips of La Salle; and one brother, Johnny E. Dixon of Mendota.
Always…
"Neither one of us could have forseen our falling in love. It shocked me and I know given your situation it must have come as an even greater shock to you. It did happen though and nothing can change that. Seeing how much heartache and grief this has caused, common sense would say that I should wish it hadn't happened. Well I guess common sense was never really one of my virtues because even now I wouldn't take any of it back. I had no idea that calling you on your birthday would set this in motion but it will always be a fond memory and I will see it as the beginning of something wonderful. In my mind I can play out everything that happened from that point until now and feel briefly comforted by it all. It's just a shame things turned out the way they did. I've noticed how everything seems to remind me of you and intially thought I was merely associating those things with you. But that's not the reason. I'm not reminded of you because of those things. I'm constantly reminded because there is a piece of you still with me. It's there when I wake up, stays with me through the day, is still there when I fall asleep, and even finds its way into my dreams. Also, a part of me has been gone missing and I can only hope it's with you. I will never forget you and just what you mean to me. And no matter what, I will always love you. Please know that."
- Justin Dixon
Thursday, May 19, 2005
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Justin D. Dixon
Dec. 9, 1982
June 1, 2006
In loving memory of my son
Crissy misses you
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