Gray, Dixie Lynn

Chick, we are so sorry to hear of Dixie's passing. She was always happy, and her smile lit up the room. We enjoyed having her at the shop for Christmas greening, she came up with some pretty neat arrangements!! John knew her years ago when she worked at Perlich and remembers that she was a hard worker and a lot of fun. Take good care Chick, and we hope that good memories get you through the times ahead.

Thinking of you and sending our sincere condolences.

So saddened to hear of Dixie's passing. I've known her since 1960 when we met at a Rotary Club Christmas party. It was always good to see and visit with her.

I'm very sad to hear of Dixie's passing . I worked with her a long time ago in the lab and she was a very hard worker . She was special and unique and quite a horsewoman .She had a dry sense of humour that made you laugh. My thoughts are with her family and husband at this time . God Bless .

So very sorry to hear of Dixie's passing. We shared some memorable moments when she worked in the Lab at Chinook Hospital. She always took pride in her job and did her best. God speed Dixie, you will be missed

So sorry for your loss. I remember meeting Dixie when she lived next door to my Dad. She always was kind and friendly to us. And every time I saw her over the years she would make sure to stop for a few minutes and chat.

Chick My condolences on Dixie's passing. I knew Dixie going back to my early teens. She was a fixture at all the horse shows and rodeos. She was a good horsewoman and was always willing to share her knowledge and help out. I would like to send my sympathy and support to you at this difficult time. Sincerely Warren Lyckman

I worked with Dixie in the lab for many years. I always enjoyed her sense of humour and she always had ambitious projects on the go. She was very kind and I missed her when she left. I lost touch with her, but never forgot her. She had a great love for animals as I recall. I am so sorry for your loss.

Sorry for your loss Chick. You and Dixie were friends of by dad, John Enns. He enjoyed his visits with you.

Chick, I'm so sorry to hear about the passing of Dixie. She was a friend of my dad's and of our family when I was growing up in Lethbridge. I always remember her with a big smile outside in the sun with horses. She was always happy and vibrant! I'm so sorry for your loss and my thoughts are with you, your friends, and family.

Dear cousin Chick, I'm sorry to hear about Dixie's passing, as my contacts with her were enjoyable. I remember her telling me at your Mom's funeral that you were teasing her about "breaking the baler". I also will never forget the kindness she showed in trying to find the owners of a stray Corgi. I don't know if she ever found the owner, but she sure tried. A woman with a good heart. My sincere condolences to you. Barb Hillman

Very sorry and sad to hear about Dixie's death Always looked forward to chatting and catching up with Dixie at the sunny side functions and she was always a pleasure Lov d to see her with the horses and her her love for them A memorable and special person whom we will all remember Dorine Boulton Norma Boulton