James Norval Dixon, IV
May 16, 1974 – December 11, 2022
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James “Jamie” Norval Dixon IV, 48, of Calvert County, passed away on December 11, 2022 peacefully in his sleep. Jamie grew up on a farm in Huntingtown, Maryland, plowing fields and roaming the woods with his siblings. He was always an adventure, with a playful glint in his eye and smirk on his face. He was mischievous, and full of fun. He was the one that made us smile and laugh with his quips and antics. He began his career in security locally after high school and became an accomplished locksmith eventually becoming employed by the Department of Homeland Security. He was a survivor of the 9/11 Pentagon attack and was soon thereafter diagnosed with the autoimmune disease Myasthenia Gravis (MG), both of which greatly impacted his health. Jamie joined the Masonic Brotherhood in 2006, serving 16 years. He was a member of the York Rite and Past Master of the of Prince Frederick Lodge No 142 in 2012 and 2013. He was proud of his service as a Brother to both the lodge and his community. If you asked Jamie what his greatest accomplishment was, he would have said his son Jimmy. He was his world and he loved being his father. They enjoyed being together, walking on the beach, playing basketball, and watching movies. Jimmy will remember him as being the strongest person he knew. Above all, Jamie was a friend. He loved life and the people who were sharing it with him. He was a kind, old soul that drew people to him. He knew no strangers.
His services will be held on Monday, December 19, 2022, at St. John Vianney Catholic Church beginning with a public viewing at 10 a.m., service and burial beginning at 11 a.m. A reception and Masonic Memorial Service to be held following the graveside burial at the Masonic Lodge in Prince Frederick MD.
He is survived by his son James “Jimmy” Norval Dixon V (Mollie Haynes) of St. Leonard MD; Parents James “Jimmy” Norval Dixon III (LaDonna) of Erin TN and Jacqueline “Jackie” Leah Russell of Leonardtown MD; Sisters Melissa Racine (Bryan) of Drayden MD and Tammie Neall of Chesapeake Beach MD; Brother, Robert Dixon of Summerville SC; Nieces Madison Neall, Karlie Dixon, Grace Neall, Lillian Racine, and Olivia Racine; Nephews Brian Neall Jr. and Russell Racine; and many, many friends.
In lieu of flowers, one could donate to the Prince Frederick Masonic Lodge or the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation in his honor.
Visitation
Services
Monday, December 19, 2022
11:00 AM
Contributions
The Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America
290 Turnpike Rd, Suite 5-315
Westborough, Massachusetts 01581
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Jamie, Jamie, Jamie, I can’t believe you are gone. You were very very dear to me. I will miss you. Time and distance could not keep us apart. You will always have a wonderful soft spot in my heart. I have many joyous memories of our childhood antics and later lovely memories of our reminiscences about Nannie and Ops, who we both dearly loved and sorely missed. I will never forget that plane you missed and the joy you expressed when you found out you were going to have son, your greatest joy and blessing. Rest in peace in the arms of our Lord!
I love you pops i’ll see you again one day. I’ll always remember everything you taught me and told me. You were the best dad anyone could’ve asked for as well as my best friend. I’ll never stop loving you❤️ Rest in peace pops
Jamie, We are so thankful you called us and reconnected with me. We have had an awesome few weeks talking, texting, crying, and laughing. Wish it could have been longer but grateful for the time we had. LaDonna said “I will miss sending you chocolate chip cookies. Every time I make them I will hear you say ‘them cookies are damn delicious.” You will forever be loved and missed. I am so proud of you. love Pop and LaDonna
James N Dixon III
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I am sorry to see his passing. I did not know him after high school, but in high school, he was so sweet and gentle. Sending prayers to his family. May he Rest in Peace.
Jamie was always a great guy and great friend. Rest in peace brother
Jamie, Jamie, Jamie, I can’t believe you are gone. You were very very dear to me. I will miss you. Time and distance could not keep us apart. You will always have a wonderful soft spot in my heart. I have many joyous memories of our childhood antics and later lovely memories of our reminiscences about Nannie and Ops, who we both dearly loved and sorely missed. I will never forget that plane you missed and the joy you expressed when you found out you were going to have son, your greatest joy and blessing. Rest in peace in the arms of our Lord!
So sad. My condolensces to family and friends. I remember in high school, he smiled a lot, and made friends with everyone. He will be missed by all around him. God bless.
I will always remember the long nights fishing with Jamie at Leitchs Wharf. We had some good times. He’s definitely going to be missed.
Sending prayers to the Dixon family. I remember Jamie from when I was a little girl and he was friends with my brother Gary. He was always so funny and he will be missed.
I love you pops i’ll see you again one day. I’ll always remember everything you taught me and told me. You were the best dad anyone could’ve asked for as well as my best friend. I’ll never stop loving you❤️ Rest in peace pops
Tammie–I’m so very sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. Thinking of you at this very difficult time!
Tammie,
I am thinking of you and your family during this time.
Jamie, We are so thankful you called us and reconnected with me. We have had an awesome few weeks talking, texting, crying, and laughing. Wish it could have been longer but grateful for the time we had. LaDonna said “I will miss sending you chocolate chip cookies. Every time I make them I will hear you say ‘them cookies are damn delicious.” You will forever be loved and missed. I am so proud of you. love Pop and LaDonna
James N Dixon III
Family