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Edward Joseph Dixon

Brookfield, Wisconsin

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Dixon, Edward Joseph Of Wauwatosa. Passed away peacefully December 25, 2008, after a courageous battle with brain cancer at the age of 64. Survived by his loving children, Christine (Nathan) Bonneau and Timothy (Theresa) Dixon and their mother, Isabel Dixon. Proud grandfather of Cole, Ian, Anna Mae, Truman, Grace and Caitlin. Cherished brother of Eileen (Jerome) Eisner. Dear Uncle of Beth Ann (John) Lee and Kimberly Eisner. Dear nephew of Margaret Goecks and Charles Scalish. Special friend of Sharon Sherman. Preceded in death by his parents Joseph and Congetta Dixon. Further survived by other relatives and many close friends. Ed was a proud member of Teamster Local 200. Ed's passions included his houseboat, Oldies music, the good friends he made, and especially his '55 Chevy. He will be remembered for his great sense of humor and quick wit, his kind heart and his strength and bravery until the end. His love and friendship will be deeply missed by many. Visitation Tuesday, December 30, at the funeral home from 3:30 PM until the time of Service at 7:00 PM. Private cemetery services. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Aurora VNA Zilber Family Hospice or the American Brain Tumor Association appreciated. A special thank you to staff at Zilber Hospice for their special care and compassion and Dr. Mark Malkin and his staff at Froedtert. Sympathy Expressions www.BeckerRitter.com BECKER RITTER Michael Feerick Associate 14075 W. North Ave., Brookfield (262)782-5330

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Christine and Tim, we are so deeply saddened by the loss of your father. We always enjoyed just running into him here and there. The conversation was always up beat, punctuated with lots of laughter. We will miss him terribly and will always remember him with great fondness. Take care and God Bless

Every time I hear thunder, I will think of "Chevy Eddie" pulling into my driveway and reving up his '55 Chevy. To all the good times, the jokes, smiles, laughter, pizza and beer. To all the "Sock Hops" and New Year's Partys that we did at Pius and other churches around Milwaukee as "Rocky & Rolly's Oldies Revue". Look out "Rock and Roll Heaven", Ed has arrived and he knows all the "oldies" and who did them.... he knows them all. I will miss you and never forget you............................

We will miss you Mr. Dixon. It was always nice hearing your voice when you would call my parents house, so fun to talk to, would always leave a smile on my face.
When we use our retro telephone, the wedding gift you gave us nine years ago, we will think of you.

Well Ed looks like you never had the chance to use Annette's IOU for her Italian dinner. You will always be loved and missed by us. See you slick!

I grew up hearing a lot of funny stories about my Dad and Mr. Dixon cruising the highway, racing their hot rods and just good times. We are so sorry to hear about Mr. Dixon's passing. He was such a good friend of my Dad's. I know he will be missed by all.

We are truly very sad to hear of the passing of Mr. Dickson. I grew up hearing of the many drag racing tales involving making laps up and down Wisconsin Avenue, and the many memories involving hanging out at "Gilles." We will miss you...

until the next time EDDIE

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Christine, We are so sad to hear of your dad's passing. He was a great guy with a great sense of humor -- always ready with a joke and a smile! He was certainly very lucky to have such a wonderful, caring daughter by his side to help him through his illness. Our prayers are with you.
With much love,

The passing of Ed Dixon is a great loss to all those who were close to him. You are in our thoughts!