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Obituary For Wylie Dickson
Wylie Dickson, 70, departed this life Wednesday, August 5, 2020.
He was born November 2, 1949 in Lancaster County South Carolina. He was the son of the late Isaac Sr. and Ada Lee Witherspoon Dickson.
Wylie was a member of White Oak AME Zion Church. He was a faithful member of the Usher Board and a member of the Men’s Club.
Wylie was educated in the Lancaster County School System. He was a 1968 graduate of Barr Street High School. He retired from Springs Industries after thirty-eight years of service as a lab technician.
Left to cherish his memories are one daughter, Yolanda L.Tidwell ( Christopher) of Lancaster, SC; one son, Gary Dickson of Lancaster, SC; his fiancé, Linda Evans-Funderburk of Lancaster, SC; two brothers, Isaac Dickson Jr. (Mary) of Harleysville, SC. and Esthers B. Dickson Sr. of Van Wyck, SC; two sisters, Ora L. McClanahan (Frank) and Inetta Dickson of Van Wyck, SC; one uncle, Clarence Witherspoon of Van Wyck, SC; two aunts, Ruth Waldon of Silver Springs, MD and Mabel L. Witherspoon of Washington, DC; one sister-in-law, Reverend Margaret Dickson of Charlotte, NC; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral Service will be 2:00 p.m. Sunday, August 9, 2020 at White Oak AME Zion Church in Van Wyck, SC with burial in the church cemetery. Services will be conducted by Reverend Diana Charles. Viewing will be Saturday 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. at Stewart Funeral Home.
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Add A CondolenceMy dear friend I am missing you . But I know that you are in a better place no more pain you are in God loving arms now the best place to be I Will Always Love You and keep you in my heart but you know what I am going to miss your smile and all those long conversation on the phone just laughing and talking about everything gone but never forgotten I love you my friend
Our hearts are broken with the loss of our dear Wylie. We are comforted by our memories of the love and trust he had for us, his family members. Having to lay him to rest at an outside funeral during a pandemic, rather than celebrating his life together at a church service, makes this even more sorrowful. So many family members and friends would have loved to be gathered together at his home going.
To our dear family, may we continue to love one another. Seek help from each other in times of trouble. Most importantly, believe that through our pain, God knew best and Wylie will be looking down on us chuckling, as his shoulders jump up and down. He is at peace now at the feet of Our Heavenly Father, waiting for us with a smiling face, just as he waited for us on dad's porch.
Into Paradise may the angels lead him, may the Heavenly Choir welcome him, may the souls of the departed receive him, and may he have eternal rest.
Love you always, Uncle Clarence and family
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