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Va M
August 18, 2024
I just saw a post on Facebook about a student who Mr Dickey said to keep pursuing art. Wow! Thank you. Val M
lyla
June 15, 2024
he was a good man
Alicia Calloway
May 1, 2023
Thank you for everything Mr. Dickey. You were not only a mentor but a great friend to many. You made a huge impact on so many peoples lives and made so many students feel seen. I feel fortunate to have known such an amazing person. It's because of you that I create art every day. You will be missed dearly.
Austin Wheeler
December 21, 2021
Thank you, Because of you im becoming a professional artist. You helped me believe in myself. I hope someday we can play cards again
Laura Stowe
April 30, 2021
I am so very sorry to learn this news, and to the family and students, for your great loss. The students above have spoken so beautifully, and speak for many many more. I am so thankful my kids had Mr. Dickey as teacher and am beyond grateful for all the moments they spent learning about art and life from him. At parent conferences it was a treat to sit and chat with him. His influence will be present in many lives far into the future. So thankful for him, and so sorry he is gone way too soon.
Emily Meehan
April 29, 2021
My heart breaks with the news of Mr. Dickey’s passing. Man, the numerous stories and memories I have. He was most definitely one of a kind and most loving person I have had the honor to spend time with. Peace and love to you Mr. Dickey.
Heather Apostolopoulos
April 15, 2021
You were the best art teacher anyone had the honor of being in a class with. You taught me that art comes in many shades shapes and patience . My heart is heavy of your loss but know that you and your family are a cherished masterpiece that you created. My condolences to the family and friends of this wonderful teacher.
Logan Dalhover
April 15, 2021
The greatest teacher I ever had always so patient with me...
Kayla Carlile
April 14, 2021
Mr. Dickey was the one teacher who always believed in me and inspired me to pursue my passion for art. I loved his class because it felt like an escape from the stress of my day-to-day life as a pregnant teenager in high school. He never treated me like I was any different than the rest of the students, and let me work independently if I was having a rough day. I re-took his class every semester, every year, for 4 years, because I loved his class so much. After graduating, I ran into him at the Saturday Market where I was selling my artwork, and it was the most amazing moment to hear him say he was proud of what I had done with my passion after high school. Rest In Peace Mr. Dickey, I hope you’re playing guitar with Bob Marley in heaven right now. You changed and inspired my entire life path, and I hear your advice and wisdom in my head every day when I am painting.
Hayley Hecht
April 14, 2021
Rest easy Mr. Dickey. I will always remember you and talk about how amazing of a teacher you were. As well as your mellow and welcoming aura. You are amazing. RIP :(
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