Dixie Sterling

I am so saddened to hear of Dixie's passing. We had SO MUCH FUN together when I lived in Frederick. Dixie taught me how to play bridge. We played tennis together, traveled to Europe together, and just plain had fun! I will always remember Dixie, and keep her in my heart. Stacie, Tom, Debra and River, you were very fortunate to have her for so long. My condolences to all of you and your families.

Sorry for your loss you have my deepest condolences sending prayers to the family.

To the family. I am so sorry to hear of Miss Sterling´s passing. She was a sweetheart! You have my deepest prayers and condolences.

Dear Stacie, Rivers, Debra, and Tom, I can´t tell you how heartbroken I am to hear of your mom´s passing. She was an extraordinary woman, someone I instantly connected with upon meeting her for the first time. Frankly, I always felt she was a soulmate. We spent many hours together back in the day, attending pow-wows, sharing our love of silver jewelry, playing board games with David, sitting on the patio reading, sharing laughter and tears. I can still see her puttering around her house in...

Aw! I´m so sorry to hear this news. Dixie was one of the first people that I met at UES in 1977. She was very sweet and helpful to me. As a Special Education Teacher at UES; I met her again after she retired. She was tutoring one of my students. Prayers for her family.