Jimmie Dale Dixon Sr.

He was a nice man. My condolences to the family.
Carolyn Moree Luckey

It has been 15 years or so since I had a "cool one" with Jim and I remember it like it was yesterday. Jim touched a lot of people and I am proud to say I was one of them. Not too many people will get as much done in 74 years as Jim did. "Guys Guys" are getting harder and harder to find!! May God Bless the family.
Sincerest wishes, John & Linda Yale

May you always have a fishing pole in one hand and a cold beer in the other..
Your friend in New River ...Jackass Joe. ........

Jim;; you are such a loss my dear friend. This world will be a duller place without your infectious laugh and your generous heart. My only consulation is that Dwight will welcome his good friend, and Carolyn and I will have two angels to watch over us. Give Dwight a hug for me and you too stay out of trouble until Carolyn and I get there.

So sorry to hear of your loss. We will always remember the good times as neighbors and friends. May Jim rest in peace. Our thoughts and prayers are with Carolyn and the family.

Ronald and Carolyn Ballard

Carolyn & family, We are all saddened by your loss. Thoughts & prayers are being sent your way.

Will miss Jim dearly, glad we were able to spend the day with Jim and the famliy recently. Will cherish those moments.

Mr. Dixon, I appreciated your stern honesty and kindness when I was growing up with Dustin. Your family loved you dearly and you will be missed.

We were so sorry to hear of the loss of your loved one. We're sending you a hug from afar.

Mr. Dixion and his two son...... Fiercest fishing team out of the Coronado Cays. Enjoyed the competition, camaraderie between the boats, and all of the memories. Thank you for making me strive to be better at my craft.
Far winds and following seas...

My sincerest condolences. We will miss Jimmie, especially competing against him in the annual Make a Wish Tuna Challenge. He always had a game plan, which usually included going further and working harder than any one else. Rest in peace, Jimmie, I know your catching the big ones upstairs. Randy, Mike, Jenna and Joan your neighbors in Coronado Cays (Plan B).

You will be missed very much Uncle Jim. I will always remember your infamous handlebar mustache. May you rest in peace. Love, Misty, Justin and Bryce

So sorry for your lose. As a widowed owner of property on Victory I called Jimmy several times for help with situations I needed his opinion on. He was always gracious and willing to give me advice without making me feel I was being a bother. I could always count on him.
Margie Miller Sage

I had many and enjoyable visits with Jimmy, Always had a sense of humer and loved to fish, We will miss him, and know he is with God, Perhaps givening him fishing tips. Ron & Nancy.