Wayne Braley Dixon, 69, died Tuesday at Memorial Medical Center after a long illness. He was a native of Bulloch County and lived in the area most of his life. He retired from Union Camp Paper Corp and was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. He attended the New Beginning Full Gospel Church.
He was survived by his wife, Nell N. Dixon of Pooler; a son, Charles W. Dixon of Eden; five sisters, Cassie Boaen and Alice Shurlmg, both of Stilson. Mamie Strickland and Janie B. Byrd, both of Garden City, and Ann Westberry of Savannah; a brother, Joe Cribbs of Griffin Lakes. He had five stepchildren, three grandchildren; and 15 step-grandchildren at the time of his passing.
Funeral was at Massey Chapel Funeral Home, burial in Greenwich Cemetery.
Original obit was in the Savannah Morning News, Wednesday, September 1, 1993 page 3d
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Wayne was preceeded in death by his parents William Benjamin Dixon & Fannie E. Harden Dixon Cribbs; step-father James Henry Cribbs; brothers George B. Dixon & William Bee Dixon and sisters Aurelia Dixon Scott & Ida Dixon Morris
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He was survived by his wife, Nell N. Dixon of Pooler; a son, Charles W. Dixon of Eden; five sisters, Cassie Boaen and Alice Shurlmg, both of Stilson. Mamie Strickland and Janie B. Byrd, both of Garden City, and Ann Westberry of Savannah; a brother, Joe Cribbs of Griffin Lakes. He had five stepchildren, three grandchildren; and 15 step-grandchildren at the time of his passing.
Funeral was at Massey Chapel Funeral Home, burial in Greenwich Cemetery.
Original obit was in the Savannah Morning News, Wednesday, September 1, 1993 page 3d
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Wayne was preceeded in death by his parents William Benjamin Dixon & Fannie E. Harden Dixon Cribbs; step-father James Henry Cribbs; brothers George B. Dixon & William Bee Dixon and sisters Aurelia Dixon Scott & Ida Dixon Morris
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Wayne Braley Dixon, 69, died Tuesday at Memorial Medical Center after a long illness. He was a native of Bulloch County and lived in the area most of his life. He retired from Union Camp Paper Corp and was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. He attended the New Beginning Full Gospel Church.
He was survived by his wife, Nell N. Dixon of Pooler; a son, Charles W. Dixon of Eden; five sisters, Cassie Boaen and Alice Shurlmg, both of Stilson. Mamie Strickland and Janie B. Byrd, both of Garden City, and Ann Westberry of Savannah; a brother, Joe Cribbs of Griffin Lakes. He had five stepchildren, three grandchildren; and 15 step-grandchildren at the time of his passing.
Funeral was at Massey Chapel Funeral Home, burial in Greenwich Cemetery.
Original obit was in the Savannah Morning News, Wednesday, September 1, 1993 page 3d
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Wayne was preceeded in death by his parents William Benjamin Dixon & Fannie E. Harden Dixon Cribbs; step-father James Henry Cribbs; brothers George B. Dixon & William Bee Dixon and sisters Aurelia Dixon Scott & Ida Dixon Morris
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He was survived by his wife, Nell N. Dixon of Pooler; a son, Charles W. Dixon of Eden; five sisters, Cassie Boaen and Alice Shurlmg, both of Stilson. Mamie Strickland and Janie B. Byrd, both of Garden City, and Ann Westberry of Savannah; a brother, Joe Cribbs of Griffin Lakes. He had five stepchildren, three grandchildren; and 15 step-grandchildren at the time of his passing.
Funeral was at Massey Chapel Funeral Home, burial in Greenwich Cemetery.
Original obit was in the Savannah Morning News, Wednesday, September 1, 1993 page 3d
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Wayne was preceeded in death by his parents William Benjamin Dixon & Fannie E. Harden Dixon Cribbs; step-father James Henry Cribbs; brothers George B. Dixon & William Bee Dixon and sisters Aurelia Dixon Scott & Ida Dixon Morris
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