Dixie Rowe was born as the daughter of Andrew Taylor Rowe and Martha Lucinda Lankford. Her father died in 1927 and is buried in Hunt County Texas. Her mother did remarry to William R. Heck and she died in 1980 and is buried in Centrahoma Cemetery in Centrahoma, OK.
Dixie married Willie D. Osborne and they lived most of their married life in Oklahoma, interrupted only by WWII and two brief times spent in California. Dixie and Willie had two sons and two daughters.
Dixie devoted her entire life to her family and always graciously welcomed extended family members into her home on many occasions.
Dixie married Willie D. Osborne and they lived most of their married life in Oklahoma, interrupted only by WWII and two brief times spent in California. Dixie and Willie had two sons and two daughters.
Dixie devoted her entire life to her family and always graciously welcomed extended family members into her home on many occasions.
Dixie Rowe was born as the daughter of Andrew Taylor Rowe and Martha Lucinda Lankford. Her father died in 1927 and is buried in Hunt County Texas. Her mother did remarry to William R. Heck and she died in 1980 and is buried in Centrahoma Cemetery in Centrahoma, OK.
Dixie married Willie D. Osborne and they lived most of their married life in Oklahoma, interrupted only by WWII and two brief times spent in California. Dixie and Willie had two sons and two daughters.
Dixie devoted her entire life to her family and always graciously welcomed extended family members into her home on many occasions.
Dixie married Willie D. Osborne and they lived most of their married life in Oklahoma, interrupted only by WWII and two brief times spent in California. Dixie and Willie had two sons and two daughters.
Dixie devoted her entire life to her family and always graciously welcomed extended family members into her home on many occasions.
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