Obituary – Kaitlyn Dixon
Thursday, November 21, 2019
Kaitlyn Dixon, age 20 of Monroe, Georgia passed away on Wednesday, November 20, 2019. Funeral Services were held on Sunday, November 24, 2019 at Center Hill Baptist Church. Rev. Steve Moon and Rev. Marion Prather officiated.
Interment followed at Hill Haven Memory Gardens. Kaitlyn is survived by her Parents: Joe & Kym Dixon of Monroe; Twin Brother: Zack Dixon of Monroe; Paternal Grandparents: Randall & Gloria Dixon of Monroe; Maternal Grandparents: Hubie & Alice Colquitt of Lexington; Uncle & Aunt: Kyle & Mary Colquitt of Lexington; Cousins: Mitchell & Lauren Colquitt; Beloved French Bulldog, Rockefeller “Rocky” Franklin Dixon.
Donations may be made in Kaitlyn’s memory to Center Hill Baptist Church, 2940 Gratis Road NW, Monroe, GA 30656 or to the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at www.give.choa.org and select the Research Division for your donation.
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