Billy Joe Dickinson

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Billy Joe Dickinson, a resident of Canyon Lake, passed away on Wednesday, August 3, 2011 at Eden Hill in New Braunfels at the age of 84. Billy was born on February 15, 1927 in Beeville, TX to William Edwin Dickinson and Fay Lucille Powell Dickinson. Mr. Dickinson served his country proudly in the United States Army during World War II. During his professional career, Billy worked as an engineer for Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. Moreover, Mr. Dickinson and his late wife, Lola, thoroughly enjoyed square dancing for many years. He was preceded in death by his loving wife, Lola Mae Dickinson; brothers, Edwin and Fred Dickinson, and by a granddaughter, Stephanie Duprat. Survivors include his son, Billy Don Dickinson and wife, Jacque; daughters, Sherry Williams and husband, David and Beverly Duprat and husband, Cliff; 6 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. In addition, Billy is also survived by a sister, Anna Rose Keller. Graveside services are scheduled for 10:30 AM on Saturday, August 6, 2011 at Cranes Mill Cemetery in Startzville with Chaplain Ralph Ludwig officiating.

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  1. Dear Billy and Jacque–You two have had so much sadness these last few months. I am so sorry for the death of your Dad! I will always remember him sitting in his truck with his pretty little puppy! He was such a quiet and pleasant man! Love, Peggy

  2. We both thought very highly of Uncle Bill and Aunt Lola. They were both one of a kind. We are so blessed to have had them in our lives.

  3. We are very sorry for your loss. Bill and Lola were very special people. We were all so blessed to have known them both.

  4. We are very sorry for your loss. Bill and Lola were very special people. We were all so blessed to have known them both.

  5. Our thoughts and prayers go out to to Sherry and Dave Williams and the entire family. We never knew Billy Joe Dickinson but we know his beautiful daughter Sherry. May God give the family strength during this difficult time.

  6. Your father was a good man and a funny character. He always joked with me when he was at Spuds. He is loved and will be missed dearly. My heart goes out to all of his loved ones and my prayers are ALWAYS with each of you. Many blessings. Donna Williams


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