Lydia Dickerson, age 53, of Atlanta, GA, formerly of Ruston, LA, passed away on January 31, 2017. Graveside services will be held Friday, February 10, 2017 at 2 PM at Antioch Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery in Quitman, LA under the direction of Kilpatrick Funeral Home of Ruston.Lydia was preceded in death by her parents, Weldon andContinue Reading
Beth Tanner
left a message on April 26, 2020:
I just learned about Lydia's passing from a grade school friend. Lydia and I were good friends through our grade school years but lost touch when she and her family moved to Ruston when we were in eighth grade.
My memories are of a kind and gentle friend with whom I shared many fun times...from going to movies, to playing ping pong at her house, sharing books and just playing outdoors in the wild Cameron Parish prairies and pasture lands. I regret not keeping on touch. I am thankful for the memories. Rest well my dear old friend.
Beth Tanner
left a message on April 26, 2020:
I just learned about Lydia's passing from a grade school friend. Lydia and I were good friends through our grade school years but lost touch when she and her family moved to Ruston when we were in eighth grade.
My memories are of a kind and gentle friend with whom I shared many fun times...from going to movies, to playing ping pong at her house, sharing books and just playing outdoors in the wild Cameron Parish prairies and pasture lands. I regret not keeping on touch. I am thankful for the memories. Rest well my dear old friend.
Lisa
left a message on June 23, 2018:
My friend.
Mary Beth Broussard
left a message on February 15, 2018:
Lydia, you were my dearest friend when I graduated from college and began to work on my own for the first time I was so glad to see you on your victory tour. I will miss you dear friend.
Kim Smith
left a message on September 23, 2017:
Today is your birthday, my dear friend. I continue to pray for you and know that you are in the loving arms of Christ. You have found peace. Love, Kim
Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.
Carmelo Incorvaia
left a message on March 6, 2017:
My Condolences to all Lydia's family and friends!
DEBRA WOOD
left a message on February 16, 2017:
REST IN PEACE MY DEAREST LYDIA. WILL LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU ALWAYS MY FRIEND. DEBRA WOOD
Sooi-Kit Cheng
left a message on February 16, 2017:
May your soul rest in peace.
Whitney Dumont
left a message on February 15, 2017:
I am so sorry to hear about Lydia. She was a joy to have in class at church. We will pray for her.
A Friend
left a message on February 15, 2017:
Eternal rest, grant unto her, O LORD,And let perpetual light shine upon her.May she rest in peace.Amen.
Kimberly Smith
left a message on February 15, 2017:
My heart is heavy and filled with sadness. We were just becoming good friends and I will miss you. Your seat is empty at our table, but we know that your beautiful, bright light is shining in Heaven
Mary Elizabeth Halbrook
left a message on February 13, 2017:
So sorry to hear about Lydia's death. My family has known hers for many years, going back to when Mr. & Mrs. Dickerson taught in the Jackson Parish school system, long before Lydia, Byron and I were even born. Lydia and I became good friends after my family moved to Ruston & that friendship continued on through college as sorority sisters and beyond. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Kimmy Smith
left a message on February 12, 2017:
Lydia was in Political Science 201 our sophomore year. We had the dreaded professor who couldn't stand sorority girls, and Lydia had on her AXO jersey. He asked her a snide question about being in a sorority, and she promptly hit me in the back and said, "Kim's an AX too."
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Beth Tanner
left a message on April 26, 2020:
I just learned about Lydia's passing from a grade school friend. Lydia and I were good friends through our grade school years but lost touch when she and her family moved to Ruston when we were in eighth grade.
My memories are of a kind and gentle friend with whom I shared many fun times...from going to movies, to playing ping pong at her house, sharing books and just playing outdoors in the wild Cameron Parish prairies and pasture lands. I regret not keeping on touch. I am thankful for the memories. Rest well my dear old friend.
Beth Tanner
left a message on April 26, 2020:
I just learned about Lydia's passing from a grade school friend. Lydia and I were good friends through our grade school years but lost touch when she and her family moved to Ruston when we were in eighth grade.
My memories are of a kind and gentle friend with whom I shared many fun times...from going to movies, to playing ping pong at her house, sharing books and just playing outdoors in the wild Cameron Parish prairies and pasture lands. I regret not keeping on touch. I am thankful for the memories. Rest well my dear old friend.
Lisa
left a message on June 23, 2018:
My friend.
Mary Beth Broussard
left a message on February 15, 2018:
Lydia, you were my dearest friend when I graduated from college and began to work on my own for the first time I was so glad to see you on your victory tour. I will miss you dear friend.
Kim Smith
left a message on September 23, 2017:
Today is your birthday, my dear friend. I continue to pray for you and know that you are in the loving arms of Christ. You have found peace. Love, Kim
Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.
Carmelo Incorvaia
left a message on March 6, 2017:
My Condolences to all Lydia's family and friends!
DEBRA WOOD
left a message on February 16, 2017:
REST IN PEACE MY DEAREST LYDIA. WILL LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU ALWAYS MY FRIEND. DEBRA WOOD
Sooi-Kit Cheng
left a message on February 16, 2017:
May your soul rest in peace.
Whitney Dumont
left a message on February 15, 2017:
I am so sorry to hear about Lydia. She was a joy to have in class at church. We will pray for her.
A Friend
left a message on February 15, 2017:
Eternal rest, grant unto her, O LORD,And let perpetual light shine upon her.May she rest in peace.Amen.
Kimberly Smith
left a message on February 15, 2017:
My heart is heavy and filled with sadness. We were just becoming good friends and I will miss you. Your seat is empty at our table, but we know that your beautiful, bright light is shining in Heaven
Mary Elizabeth Halbrook
left a message on February 13, 2017:
So sorry to hear about Lydia's death. My family has known hers for many years, going back to when Mr. & Mrs. Dickerson taught in the Jackson Parish school system, long before Lydia, Byron and I were even born. Lydia and I became good friends after my family moved to Ruston & that friendship continued on through college as sorority sisters and beyond. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Kimmy Smith
left a message on February 12, 2017:
Lydia was in Political Science 201 our sophomore year. We had the dreaded professor who couldn't stand sorority girls, and Lydia had on her AXO jersey. He asked her a snide question about being in a sorority, and she promptly hit me in the back and said, "Kim's an AX too."
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