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Dixie Juanita Carpenter

Vista, California

May 10, 1936 – Feb 17, 2023

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BORN
May 10, 1936
DIED
February 17, 2023
LOCATION
Vista, California

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Dixie Juanita Carpenter (nee Thayer) was born on May 10, 1936 in Fillmore, Ventura County, California. A 4th generation Californian, she met Daniel Carpenter and married on Dec. 22nd 1955. When Dan was recruited into the Army for the Korean War, Dixie joined the Women's Army Core to fulfill her...

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Mom, you taught me to be independent and strong. You had a love of nature and animals that set me on the path to biology. You were vocations and fun, generous and kind. You were a loving grandmother to my children who cherish you. Thank you for supporting and loving me. God rest your soul in peace.

I went to school with Dixie in Fillmore Calif. We walked back and forth to school. I remember her well.

It was always a treat talking to Dixie. We shared similiar political ideas and it was nice being able to share our dismay. She always spoke of her family with such love and pride. We will miss her warm smile and humor. Mike and Jodi Kant

Dear Carpenter family, We will always treasure the many fun memories we have with Dixie. I hope it brings some comfort in knowing that her life will be celebrated with joy and gratitude by all who knew and loved her. We are so thankful for her impact on our lives. Dixie´s kindness and generous nature was contagious, and her memory will live on forever. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

To the Carpenter family, I am so sorry for your loss. I have fond memories Dixie when we all lived on Third St. I know she remained friends with my Mom (Jean) throughout the years in clubs and education. I just realized she moved to Vista as did my parents. I bet my mom wished she had learned this and wonder if she was a member of the Vista Garden club as my Mom was? Well, now they can team up and take care of the gardens up above. Deepest sympathies and my condolences- Jeri Mandelbaum

Dear Carpenter Family Dixie was a remarkable woman. May God rest her soul in peace and give you strength and solace during this difficult time. Our prayers are with you.

My condolences to the Carpenter family. I feel privileged to have met Dan and Dixie and they should be proud of their accomplishments both professionally and through raising their remarkable family. Patrick Newton

May She rest in peace. May God give strength to her survivors to live with her in memory and to remember all the happy moments of her life. May you lay in peace