Chistine Dickinson

Birth date: Jan 15, 1967 Death date: Sep 2, 2020

Christine our amazing sister, born January 15, 1967, (or Sister Dickinson to the WJ 28th Ward, who adored her) passed away on September 2nd, 2020. Her frail body, no longer able to hold her beautiful life force energy. Can just se Read Obituary

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Helen Robbins

290w ago

Christine was an inspiration to all who knew her. I loved her smile. She loved to bear her testimony in Fast and Testimony meeting at Church. She would tell about all the beautiful things in her life and tell about the people she loved. She would always include Susan Bodero. She would say, "I love Susan." Her calling was to lead the singing in Relief Society. She liked to sit on the front row. Christine lived next door to me. She would walk to my house from the Bodero's to ride with me to the single adult activities. Either to celebrate someone's birthday at a restaurant or a regional activity at a church building. Sandy Lyells always looked out for her. Sometimes we would make crafts for needy people. Christine was good at crafts. We will miss Christine but I'm happy she is through with the pains and has made the transition to the next, beautiful phase of our lives. Love you, Christine. --Helen Robbins

Sandy Lyells

290w ago

Christine was a true sweet spirit. She was ALWAYS happy. I had the privilege to take her to church with me. She was always ready and was excited to go to church. She always bore her testimony. She loved her Bishop Rogers, President Nelson, Susan, Sergio, Samantha, Diane and all her family. She knew the church was true. She even led the music in Relief Society and sang every song in Sacrament meeting. She would always look for George, I think she maybe had a little crush on him. He was her ministering brother. He would always come and sit by her in Sacrament meeting.

Christine was a music buff. If we listened to the radio, she knew the song and the artist. She loved to color by number, draw, reading, stickers, games and again music.

Christine loved to get new clothes. Susan helped her to always look coordinated. She liked to have jewelry that matched her outfit. She liked getting her hair done but I think most of all the beauty treatments, she LOVED having her hails done. She would sometimes do them herself.

Christine was one of the great souls that came to this earth and had a few limitations. But she never let it get her down. She worked and enjoyed her work and the people she worked with. Even when her health started to deteriorate, SHE WAS HAPPY. When she was on a limited diet, SHE WAS HAPPY. When she just got out of the hospital, SHE WAS HAPPY. That was our Christine girl.

I was blessed to have known Christine Dickerson. Until we meet again.....

Sandy Lyells

Rodger Dickinson

290w ago

Created a new album - Memories Album.

Rodger Dickinson

290w ago

Created a new album - Memories Album.

Colleen Henderson

290w ago

We were blessed to have Christine in our ward. She was definitely a firecracker and a delight. She lead the music in relief society and was delightful to watch as she stood with a full smile and sheer joy in her love of music and her Heavenly Father. She will be missed. Thank you for sharing her with us!!!

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