Eastern Arizona Courier (Safford, AZ) - Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Rebecca Jewelene Dixon
Funeral services for Rebecca Jewelene Dixon, or Jewely as she was affectionately known, 57, of Safford were conducted Wednesday morning, Sept. 12, at the Living Walls Fellowship Church by Pastor Ron Gonzales. Concluding services followed in the Safford Cemetery.
Jewely was called home Friday, Sept. 8, 2012.
She was born to Arthur and Arva Belle Dixon on April 11, 1955, in Silver City, N.M.
She attended and graduated from Morenci High School in 1974. Jewely lived with a zest for life, a passion for her music and an immense love for God.
She was very artistic in her drawing, painting, music writing and singing.
Jewely is survived by her brother, Art Dixon of Thatcher; and three daughters, Holly Brockmeier of Albion, Calif., Amy McLain of Safford and Jennifer Randell of Safford; and 16 grandchildren. Jewely was predeceased by her son, Chad R. Randell.
Jewely will truly be missed here on Earth, but what a day of rejoicing when we see her again!
She is singing with the Heavenly angels above. She will forever be a beloved daughter, sister, mother, grandmother and friend
Arrangements were entrusted to Vining Funeral Home.
Rebecca Jewelene Dixon
Funeral services for Rebecca Jewelene Dixon, or Jewely as she was affectionately known, 57, of Safford were conducted Wednesday morning, Sept. 12, at the Living Walls Fellowship Church by Pastor Ron Gonzales. Concluding services followed in the Safford Cemetery.
Jewely was called home Friday, Sept. 8, 2012.
She was born to Arthur and Arva Belle Dixon on April 11, 1955, in Silver City, N.M.
She attended and graduated from Morenci High School in 1974. Jewely lived with a zest for life, a passion for her music and an immense love for God.
She was very artistic in her drawing, painting, music writing and singing.
Jewely is survived by her brother, Art Dixon of Thatcher; and three daughters, Holly Brockmeier of Albion, Calif., Amy McLain of Safford and Jennifer Randell of Safford; and 16 grandchildren. Jewely was predeceased by her son, Chad R. Randell.
Jewely will truly be missed here on Earth, but what a day of rejoicing when we see her again!
She is singing with the Heavenly angels above. She will forever be a beloved daughter, sister, mother, grandmother and friend
Arrangements were entrusted to Vining Funeral Home.
Eastern Arizona Courier (Safford, AZ) - Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Rebecca Jewelene Dixon
Funeral services for Rebecca Jewelene Dixon, or Jewely as she was affectionately known, 57, of Safford were conducted Wednesday morning, Sept. 12, at the Living Walls Fellowship Church by Pastor Ron Gonzales. Concluding services followed in the Safford Cemetery.
Jewely was called home Friday, Sept. 8, 2012.
She was born to Arthur and Arva Belle Dixon on April 11, 1955, in Silver City, N.M.
She attended and graduated from Morenci High School in 1974. Jewely lived with a zest for life, a passion for her music and an immense love for God.
She was very artistic in her drawing, painting, music writing and singing.
Jewely is survived by her brother, Art Dixon of Thatcher; and three daughters, Holly Brockmeier of Albion, Calif., Amy McLain of Safford and Jennifer Randell of Safford; and 16 grandchildren. Jewely was predeceased by her son, Chad R. Randell.
Jewely will truly be missed here on Earth, but what a day of rejoicing when we see her again!
She is singing with the Heavenly angels above. She will forever be a beloved daughter, sister, mother, grandmother and friend
Arrangements were entrusted to Vining Funeral Home.
Rebecca Jewelene Dixon
Funeral services for Rebecca Jewelene Dixon, or Jewely as she was affectionately known, 57, of Safford were conducted Wednesday morning, Sept. 12, at the Living Walls Fellowship Church by Pastor Ron Gonzales. Concluding services followed in the Safford Cemetery.
Jewely was called home Friday, Sept. 8, 2012.
She was born to Arthur and Arva Belle Dixon on April 11, 1955, in Silver City, N.M.
She attended and graduated from Morenci High School in 1974. Jewely lived with a zest for life, a passion for her music and an immense love for God.
She was very artistic in her drawing, painting, music writing and singing.
Jewely is survived by her brother, Art Dixon of Thatcher; and three daughters, Holly Brockmeier of Albion, Calif., Amy McLain of Safford and Jennifer Randell of Safford; and 16 grandchildren. Jewely was predeceased by her son, Chad R. Randell.
Jewely will truly be missed here on Earth, but what a day of rejoicing when we see her again!
She is singing with the Heavenly angels above. She will forever be a beloved daughter, sister, mother, grandmother and friend
Arrangements were entrusted to Vining Funeral Home.
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