Birth date: Jan 10, 1956 Death date: Mar 24, 2022
Ms. Janet Lorraine Dickson, was born to Arlee Delores Shannon and Congress Dickson Sr., on January 10, 1956 in Crittenden County, Arkansas 9 miles from Memphis, Tennessee, at the cusp of Jim Crow and the Civil Rights era. Janet wa Read Obituary
Mom, you will always be my superhero—and now you are a guardian angel superhero to your little granddaughter, Tiwa A. Dickson Mahdi, who is 17 months, walking and talking. We talk about you all the time, and I show her your photos. She has the same radiant smile and powerful presence just like you.
You were such a beautiful mother to me, Chuck, and RaShanna. I honor you daily by showing kindness and uplifting our family, friends, and loved ones, just like you did. You always put a smile on someone else’s face, encouraged, and amplified people—even if only for a brief moment to a stranger. You were a blessing to our family and to the world, and you made it a better place just by being in it. I thank God for you. Reign in infinite power with the ancestors.
I love you and miss you so much!
Fallon L. Dickson
My sister birth turned 67, it seen lonely today. She was always sending cards on birthdays, holidays or just to say I love you and thinking of you! Hopefully the Gen-X OR Millenials will carry your torch! Her present is truly missed. Janet you have your wings!
Janet,
This was so sudden. I had just talked to you about working with you on a project in January; along with talking about things. I'm so disappointed that I wasn't able to say "HI", let alone "good bye" in person. This is a very sad time.
Your energy, outlook, mover and shaker, and fun personality brought a lot of excitement to everyone around you. You seem to have accomplished alot; so I believe you had a good time on Earth. Please watch over your children and spiritual guide them when needed. Earth can be alittle frustrating at times; and we welcome all the help we can get. I hope you'll enjoy your next journey..
Janet Lorraine Dickson we all Love you very much and miss you Dearly.
With sincere love
Tshombe Martin
My beautiful cousin how I remember the visits we shared growing up. You always had the love and affection all the time. As we grew older and lived miles away you always had the smile and that laughter that I'll never forget! Love you cousin. Thank you Fallon ❤️
Thanks to the family for sharing
Love the video. My condolences to all Janet’s family. I will miss her very much. Her kindness and compassion will greatly be missed also.
Thank you Janet for being an example to look up to. You were a dignified woman who always poured into others, encouraging them to see the best in themselves. Rest peacefully Janet knowing you did good. Enter into the joy of your Lord M25:23
~With love,
Monique S Coleman RNBSN
