Kern County CA Obituary Project Obituaries.....[Radon] Bewley, Dixie Lee  June 2005
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The Bakersfield Californian 
Bewley, Dixie Lee "Radon"     
1934 - 2005 
 
Dixie Lee Bewley (Radon) 
1934 - 2005 

Dixie was born in Bakersfield, March 9, 1934, to Berthold and Margarite Radon. 
She attended local schools and graduated with the Class of 52 from BHS. Dixie 
spent many years in the medical field as a pharmacy tech and office manager 
for Medical Pharmacy, Option Care and Norrell Health Care. She was also the 
proud owner/operator of Nanas Day Care for several years. Her parents and her 
brother, Donald Radon predeceased Dixie. She is survived by her loving husband 
of 40 years, Jim Bewley; her four (4) wonderful children: daughter, Catherine; 
sons and daughters-in-law, Tim and Teri Bewley, Chris and Terri Bewley, Andrew 
and Pamela Bewley. Dixie was the proud Nana to her nine beautiful 
grandchildren: TJ, Megan, Daniel, Christopher, Kelleigh, William, Jacqueline, 
Chase and precious Emma; her niece, Lynda Pugh; nephews, Rick and Steven 
Michael Radon and their spouses also survive Dixie. Dixies life was filled 
with a host of great friends. Mary Jo Buckle, her lifelong best friend, Ann 
Williams, Gaye Koepp, Shella Mackay, all from her Class of 1952 that cared for 
her during her bout with cancer. Bruce and Sharon (one of Dixies best friends) 
Christensen, who spend two weeks with her during her chemo down weeks, Chip 
and Kim Carter, whose cards and letters were a constant source of humor and 
enjoyment. Bob and Vinnie Dickie and the rest of the JCI Over-the-Hill Gang of 
So. Calif. that she thoroughly enjoyed. Dixie was very active in Curves and 
had a wonderful group of friends, including Ruby Steinberg and Jeanne Snyder. 
The entire list of people whose lives were impacted by Dixie would be too 
voluminous to try to list. Dixie asked that no services be planned or 
observed. Her only request was to have a Celebration of her Life, which will 
be planned shortly. In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions be 
sent to the American Cancer Society. 

Legacy.com

Published in the Bakersfield Californian on 6/28/2005.  


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