Dixon, Christopher R.

Christopher R. Dixon

Columbus, Ohio

Feather Location: Row L, #18

Condolences from Legacy.com

"Time passes quickly and it is because of Chris and his service that we still enjoy our freedoms in the United States. I had Chris as a student at Hamilton Middle School. He was a wonderful student and a pleasure to teach and be around. I am honored to have known him. He was a great example for others to follow and for others to look up to. I appreciate the sacrifices he made for his country. I thank you for raising such a wonderful son and to share him with others. May God bless you to know others have not forgotten Chris. He continues to be a hero!" ~  Deborah  Schwindt Little, Grove City, Ohio

"Mr. & Mrs. Dixon,  I worked with Chris and I only got to see him a couple days a week, but he always smiled and made a point to stop and talk. I am truly sorry for your loss. He was a great man, and a True Hero. He is and will be missed by many.  God Bless you both." ~  Theresa   Hanshaw, Columbus, Ohio

"Mr. & Mrs. Dixon,  Chris worked with my husband and myself at Rainbow. He was an awesome and very fun loving boy. Everyone at work thought a great deal of him and we all knew he would do everything he said he would. He just had that deep conviction of being all he could be and no one and nothing was going to stop him. We didn't know him for very long but all at Rainbow are very much like family and Chris just fit in so well that he became family very quickly. We will all miss him very much and he will never be forgotten, all we will have to do is mention his cowboy hat and we will have stories to tell about Chris. You have our deepest sympathy and prayers. We will never forget.  Karen & Charlie Buhrts" ~  Karen Buhrts, Columbus, Ohio

"Mr. & Mrs. Dixon,  Chris was a good to the both of us. We are much younger than him, but he always took the time to talk to us or show us new bike tricks. We will miss him." ~  Josh and Marcus Welter, Obetz, Ohio

Carver:  Frank Jansky retired from Sherwin Williams Company.  Frank now carves with the Great Lakes Wood Carvers.  Mr. Jansky served in the Navy.

Wood:  Basswood