Dixie Juanita Thomas Lamb

I first met Dixie in 1984 when I started working at Rives & Peterson. She was a wonderful help to me as a young lawyer-calm, graceful, and highly professional. I am grateful for her friendship. My prayers for the family.

Jim and I first knew Dixie when she was a member of West Woodlawn Methodist Church where Jimmy was "raised up". Then, I had the pleasure of getting to know her better when we were both volunteers at Medical Center East. We corresponded for a while afterwards, but regretfully we lost touch with one another. Such a dear, sweet lady.

I enjoyed getting to know Dixie while she volunteered at Medical Center East. She was an easy person to converse with and shared so many wonderful stories especially about DC and even one of young senator JFK ! Dixie contributed in making our world a better place and I am happy to have experienced a small part of her life.

Dixie is a beautiful, sweet person who we so enjoyed being around. She came to our football gatherings and special functions we all had together. Tommy and Sandra always brought her and We so fondly remember a Lovely Birthday celebration where all 3 walked in the room and everyone yelling and clapping 'Its the Lambs'. She looked so happy and beautiful! I know she felt Special that day, but most of all, she Always took the the time to make each one of us feel Special!! Dixie, we love you and...

Mrs Dixie was one of the most beautiful people I've ever met. I was a neighbor for years and because of that I have become a better person. We'll miss her tremendously.