Dixie Yonne Vincent, obituary portrait — Pace Funeral Home

In Loving Memory

Dixie Yonne Vincent

Passed Away On March 24, 2016
At Age 71 years
Resident of Livingston, TX
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Dixie Yonne Vincent, born September 10, 1944 to Wilburn “Dick” T. and Virginia Bruce, in Rochelle, Louisiana went to be with her Lord on March 24, 2016 in Livingston, Texas, at the age of 71 years.

Dixie’s loving family includes: her husband, Val Vincent; daughter, Cari Vincent; three brothers, Wayne Bruce & wife Elsie, Lynn Smith & partner Brian Minyard, and Bruce Smith & wife Mary; two sisters, Nanella Talley & husband Don and Jennifer Stevens & husband Harold, and numerous other relatives and a host of friends.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Dick and Virginia Bruce; the father who raised her, William Ray “Buddy” Smith; her daughter, Michelle “Shelley” Vincent; two brothers, Ronnie Bruce and Bill Smith;

Visitation will start at 10am until the service on March 29, 2016 at the Pace Funeral Chapel in Livingston, Texas. Celebration of Dixie’s Life will be at 2:00 pm on March 29, 2016 at the Pace Funeral Chapel in Livingston, Texas with Jerry Gibson officiating. Internment will be at Big Sandy Cemetery in Livingston, Texas.
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Services

Visitation

Pace Funeral Home

200 FM 350 North

Livingston, TX, 77351

March 29, 2016

10:00 AM

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Funeral Service

Celebration of Life

Pace Funeral Home

200 FM 350 North

Livingston, TX, 77351

March 29, 2016

2:00 PM

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Graveside Service

Big Sandy Cemetery

County Line Road

Livingston, TX, 77351

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Condolences (6)

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Jennifer Baskin, LA April 13, 2016
"It will be 3 weeks tomorrow since you left us and 2 weeks yesterday since we said our last goodbyes. I miss our morning visits by telephone, I miss your encouragement, I miss the love you had for my 3 daughter's and my grandchildren, you never hesitated to compliment them on their looks, accomplishments and their strengths. They each in turn loved you for all that you did for them, the gifts that they still treasure but mostly for your undying love. Thank you for being my wonderful big sister. I treasure our friendship as well as our being sisters. HAYDEN, will always be your boy. Until we meet again in Heaven I will ALWAYS miss you and love you, Junk junk."
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Kathy (jones) Miller Lone Oak, TX March 29, 2016
"Our deepest sympathy from Bill, Pat & Kathy"
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Jennifer Baskin, LA March 29, 2016
"My sister, you are so deeply missed and I will forever miss you. Our early morning talks, the laughter, your unrelenting uplifting spirit, my champion. Your unceasing compliments, your love for my children and grandchildren was so beautiful. I will never make dressing or chicken and dumplin's that I won't set aside some for you. Thank you for the signs that you are with me, they were not unnoticed. To Val and Cari, you had the most spectacular woman in your life, her love for Y'all was unbelievable. I hope that you both find peace and comfort knowing she's with her heavenly Father, whom she loved with all her heart, and with her earthly parents, daughter and brothers. We shall meet again "When that roll is called up Yonder". You're always in my heart and prayers, Junk Junk"
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