Yolande Stanley "Honey" Dillon

Unfortunately, I am just hearing about the passing of Ms. Dillon. She was my mentor @XUP. Ms. Dillon took me under her wing when I was in the 10th grade. I got involved in the Media Center w/Ms. Turner and I soared ever since. Ms. Dillon poured a little more love into me because she saw greatness in me. She made me attend Dillard University which was the best decision. I love everything Dillard!!! So happy I graduated three (3) months before Hurricane Katrina impacted the city. It's a...

Dear Tony, Kim and Sylvia I am so sorry to hear of Yo's passing. We spent many a night on Campus Blvd.playing cards, your Daddy use to say about me that "I could hold a dollar until the eagle hollow" because I would not take any money when I baby sat with you so they could go out. Duke use to say I was conservative and fall out laughing after saying such. I left home in 1966 and most of the people on Campus Blvd I would not know. Keep in touch with us, Ronnie and I and the twins. If you or...

To Tony, Sylvia, Kim and Ricky, I'm so sorry to read of Go's passing. She has been a family friend since we moved across the street in 1960. She was always ready to help anyone of us if help was needed. Please know that all of you are in our thoughts and prayers. Rest in Heavenly Peace Yo. You will be missed and fondly remembered. Much love to the family.

To Tony Dillion and the family of Yolande Dillion, my deepest condolences and sympathy to you in your time of sorrow. I have been a neighbor and friend since 1958, when we moved into the home next to the Dillions. Many years have passed, since then and I still cherish our relationship. Much love to the family. RIP Yo.

Rest in Paradise Soror.....I loved your beautiful smile, loving personality and your caring ways.

My condolences to Tony ,T-Syl, Kim, and Ricky condolences on the lost of your mother, sister, aunt and my teacher, mentor who will dearly be missed Take your rest Faithful Servant a Crown awaits you.

My sincere condolences to the son and family of Mrs. Dillon. She was Miss Stanley when I knew her at E.H. Phillips School. I was in elementary grades then. I remember her as being a pretty lady, and very nice. May she rest in peace in God's loving arms.