John Clay Dixon, 61, passed away on June 16, 2023, at the Lucy Smith King Care Center. He was surrounded by loved ones, or as he would say “in good company.”
In his younger years, John was a Sergeant in the Army National Guard. He enjoyed the simple pleasures in life like listening to music, watching movies, bike riding, and being in nature. He was also known as The Golden Eagle, the StumpJumper, and FreeWillBurnin’.
Johnny was a Christian, and he was solid in his faith.
John was preceded in death by his father, Calvin Dixon and his mother, Peggy Turner,. Along with his sister Sandy Glenn her husband, John Glenn.
John was survived by his sons, Zachary Tobias Dixon and his wife Margaret Stewart-Dixon, John Thomas Dixon, and his daughter, Amber Cannon. Plus his bonus son, Quentin Smith. His grandchildren included Tristan Dixon and his wife Brittany, Ethan Dixon, Allison Dixon, and future grandson Rhys Stewart-Dixon who is expected summer 2023. His great-grandchildren included Wyatt and John Dixon. John’s siblings include his sister, Beth Dixon Herdegen and her husband Alan, and his sister Maria Dixon. He also had a niece, Jasmine Glenn, and two Nephews, Sammy and Nick Herdegen.
We would like to thank the entire staff of the Lucy Smith Care Center.
Zachary Dixon-
A quote that reminds me of my dad is a line from Lord of the Rings reading ‘ Not all those who wander are lost; The old that is strong does not wither. Deep roots are not reached by the frost.’
My prayer to my father is ‘that while the road to the other side is long, a piece of me travels and stays with you’
I love you, Dad
Memorial services will be private. Expressions of sympathy may go to Henderson Christian Community Outreach.
Simple Cremation Evansville is entrusted with care.
David Evans says
Haven’t seen John in years but we used to hang around together back in the day. All of us Evans boys and Monty and Tony and the Powell boys and so many more! John was and always will be a special person in our lives! So many memories we all can share! Till we all meet again! Rest easy brother
Evans brothers