Natalie Chauncey Dixon was born on June 1, 1918 and left this physical earth on November 9, 2014. (96 years of age) She was the daughter of Lora Maud Henegar Chauncey and Albert Allen Chauncey of Walnut Grove, Missouri. She had four sisters and one brother, all of whom and spouses are deceased.
Natalie was married to Floyd Leroy "Roy" Dixon on April 13, 1940. They enjoyed a wonderful life together for fifty four years, until his passing on February 16, 1995. Their children are Jerry, Larry and Charrie Dixon and families.
Natalie graduated from Southwest Missouri Teacher's College with a degree in education. She taught in a one room school for many years until Roy's Career with Armour Foods took them to seven states. She made her career as a housewife and mother. They wintered in Mission, Texas after their retirement and loved to travel to see their son's families and especially spend time spoiling and loving their grandchildren.
Graveside interment at Greene Lawn Cemetery, Walnut Grove, Missouri.
Recently, in the Ash Grove Commonwealth, Natalie was quoted: "The world would be a better place if only we had more love and tolerance for everyone." She lived this philosophy to the fullest. She loved God, Jesus, family, friends and country and it was evident in all that she did. She blessed and influenced so many lives by her graciousness and kindness.
Published in the News-Leader on Nov. 12, 2014
Natalie was married to Floyd Leroy "Roy" Dixon on April 13, 1940. They enjoyed a wonderful life together for fifty four years, until his passing on February 16, 1995. Their children are Jerry, Larry and Charrie Dixon and families.
Natalie graduated from Southwest Missouri Teacher's College with a degree in education. She taught in a one room school for many years until Roy's Career with Armour Foods took them to seven states. She made her career as a housewife and mother. They wintered in Mission, Texas after their retirement and loved to travel to see their son's families and especially spend time spoiling and loving their grandchildren.
Graveside interment at Greene Lawn Cemetery, Walnut Grove, Missouri.
Recently, in the Ash Grove Commonwealth, Natalie was quoted: "The world would be a better place if only we had more love and tolerance for everyone." She lived this philosophy to the fullest. She loved God, Jesus, family, friends and country and it was evident in all that she did. She blessed and influenced so many lives by her graciousness and kindness.
Published in the News-Leader on Nov. 12, 2014
Natalie Chauncey Dixon was born on June 1, 1918 and left this physical earth on November 9, 2014. (96 years of age) She was the daughter of Lora Maud Henegar Chauncey and Albert Allen Chauncey of Walnut Grove, Missouri. She had four sisters and one brother, all of whom and spouses are deceased.
Natalie was married to Floyd Leroy "Roy" Dixon on April 13, 1940. They enjoyed a wonderful life together for fifty four years, until his passing on February 16, 1995. Their children are Jerry, Larry and Charrie Dixon and families.
Natalie graduated from Southwest Missouri Teacher's College with a degree in education. She taught in a one room school for many years until Roy's Career with Armour Foods took them to seven states. She made her career as a housewife and mother. They wintered in Mission, Texas after their retirement and loved to travel to see their son's families and especially spend time spoiling and loving their grandchildren.
Graveside interment at Greene Lawn Cemetery, Walnut Grove, Missouri.
Recently, in the Ash Grove Commonwealth, Natalie was quoted: "The world would be a better place if only we had more love and tolerance for everyone." She lived this philosophy to the fullest. She loved God, Jesus, family, friends and country and it was evident in all that she did. She blessed and influenced so many lives by her graciousness and kindness.
Published in the News-Leader on Nov. 12, 2014
Natalie was married to Floyd Leroy "Roy" Dixon on April 13, 1940. They enjoyed a wonderful life together for fifty four years, until his passing on February 16, 1995. Their children are Jerry, Larry and Charrie Dixon and families.
Natalie graduated from Southwest Missouri Teacher's College with a degree in education. She taught in a one room school for many years until Roy's Career with Armour Foods took them to seven states. She made her career as a housewife and mother. They wintered in Mission, Texas after their retirement and loved to travel to see their son's families and especially spend time spoiling and loving their grandchildren.
Graveside interment at Greene Lawn Cemetery, Walnut Grove, Missouri.
Recently, in the Ash Grove Commonwealth, Natalie was quoted: "The world would be a better place if only we had more love and tolerance for everyone." She lived this philosophy to the fullest. She loved God, Jesus, family, friends and country and it was evident in all that she did. She blessed and influenced so many lives by her graciousness and kindness.
Published in the News-Leader on Nov. 12, 2014
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