Thoughts of Logan and Dixie at the Windsor Forest Golden Age Center and at the Gee Chee Club dances bring back many happy memories. I will remember Logan in my prayers.

- Tommy Brennan, Sr., Savannah, GA

Hello Dixon Clan, Just a few words to let you know of my heart felt empathy in the death of Logan. He was not only an inspiration but was most responsible for my profession of faith in Jesus Christ and learning about missions outside of my parents. His gifts to me through the Royal Ambassador program and as a friend of the family are second to none. As a Brother in Christ his influence on my life is superb! Your Dad, Grand Dad, Great Grand Dad or whatever relationship, was that of a genuinely honorable and choice person. We were all blessed by his life. May your memories of him and these inadequate words bring you some solace as you learn to do life without his physical presence and look forward to the future reunion. Grace and Peace, Will Barnes

- Will Barnes, Savannah, GA

To the Dixon Family, We wish to express our deepest sympathy for your loss. After we lost a husband, father, and father-in-law, Henry G. Bynum, Jr., some 14 years ago we continue to attend the annual 428th MPEG Army Reunion as often as we can. Each year we saw Logan there, he always made the trip a little more meaningful for us. He will be missed not only by you but others as well. Sincerely, Evelyn Gary Bynum Gary Ann Bynum Burdeshaw Jack Burdeshaw

- Jack Burdeshaw, Georgetown, GA

Dear Dixon Clan, We will be with you in our hearts and minds today. Although we are grieving with you as you experience this physical void of such a precious life, we are also rejoicing because Mr. Logan, being one of God's own children, is now face to face with Our Lord and Savior. We are praying God's peace for each of you.

- Flo Barnes and Raymond Shepley, Lilburn, GA

Dori etal, My thoughts and prayers are with in this time of sorrow.

- Andi Bell, Savannah, GA

Dear Thad and family, I am saddened to hear that your Father passed away. Over the years I had the opportunity to enjoy some great stories about him. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Jeremiah 31:13 I will turn their mourning into gladness. I will give them comfort and joy instead of sorrow. Sincerely, Melanie and the girls

- Melanie M. Clifton, Savannah, GA

To the Logan Dixon Family, I would like to offer my condolences and my sincere sympathy on the loss of your loved one. I am very sorry for your loss and my thoughts and prayers are with your family in this time of sorrow.

- Rev. Clyde W. Black and Family, Ellabell, GA

To the Dixon family, I have known you guys most of my life. We have our own lives now and don't stay in touch as much. I recently saw Matt at our daughter's softball game and was saddened to learn of Logan's illness. I grew up with Thad who was my best friend from down the street until age 9. I moved away until age 19 at which time I looked up my old friend. Thad sparked my curiousity in the fire department and Danny subsequently encouraged me to go to EMT school which today is my career as a flight paramedic. The Dixon's have been like family to me for most of my life. There has been many good memories made. During this time of greiving one can hope that it becomes a time of reflections and healing. May God be with you during this time. Sincerely Jeff, Mackenzie and Parker

- Jeff Clifton, Richmond Hill, GA

Memories of your dear Mom, my friend, Louise flooded me tonight as I saw the photo show. She would be sooo proud of all of you! I remember so well the fact that he would be at breakfast every morning at the old Candler Hospital cafeteria to spend a little extra time with his lovely wife. During her life and illness he showed her the greatest love and respect. You were all her heart.. her greatest joy. They are together again... May your memories give you sweet comfort.

- June Erlandson, Savannah, GA

My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. Joan Herbster

- Joan Herbster, Savannah, GA

Logan was my friend who always had a kind word for all who became a part of our conversations.I recently called and discussed the enjoyment we had visiting with the Co B 11th SFG attendees.Logan was the beginning of the Savannah B Team and A Teams.Without Logan there would not have been Savannah SF units.The extra hours and time given to so many of us could never be repaid. He was always proud of his children.They were part of the unit,uniforms and a party to the many Airborne events at Ft Stewart.Logan was known to say,'Not Bad ,Not Bad AT All' after a successful parachute landing fallPLF. Logan was a Christian who gave love and sacrifice to all his acquaintances .See you soon. Your friend always, Jim Mitchell

- James W Mitchell, Alexandria, VA

It is with a heavy heart that I and my band of brothers morn the death of MAJ Logan Dixon. And yet as I ponder my many memories of serving under him in the 11th Special Force Group I can't help but to smile. He truly was an amazing man who could be a formidable force that few men dared to challenge. I am proud to have served under him and to have been honored to call him friend. We are all the better to have served with and known this great man! DE OPPRESSO LIBER.

- SGM R Rex Harper, Marietta, GA

Some of my best memories are of growing up down the street. They include a lot of animals: spiders, snakes, rabbits I also remember how strong Mr. Dixon was when Mrs. Dixon got sick. These things still bring to mind a strong Godly man. This is the image i will always have of Mr. Dixon. May God's peace be with y'all as well as our prayers.

- John & Ri Barnes Dudley & Family, Gilbert, AZ

Logan Dixon was a true patriot. He was very instrumental in the early development of Co. B. 11th SF. originally Op-Det B-3. I salute him and his service to our Nation.

- Tom McCullough, Powder Springs, GA

Our nation has lost another true hero! His brothers in uniform appreciate and respect his loyalty to our nation and to his fellow soldiers and his love of family. He will be missed.

- COL Gary Herrington Ret, Fort Bragg, NC

I did not have the honor of serving with Maj. Dixon, although from what I have heard, I missed a good time and a great leader. Co B, 3rd Bn 11th Special Forces A'78-'80

- Gary J. Glemboski, Savannah, GA

It is an honor to have served with Major Dixon. His tenure is a great part of our USAR company's history. Jimmy Terrell - SGM Rtd Co B, 3rd Bn 11th Special Forces A

- Jimmy Terrell, Winder, GA

Danny and Family We've lived next door to your Dad for 16 years and will miss him very much, talking about the weather and when he use to play softball with my Uncle Piggy Rovolis,and a lot of times picking up the morning news and checking our mail at the same time and just saying how are you.

- Tony & Nancy Rovolis, Savannah, GA

My thoughts and prayers are with your family. always remeber the good times and know there were many. My biggest memory of your dad was thinking, 'That is one strong man, I better be careful dating his daughter!' God bless you all!

- Robyn Quattlebaum, Savannah, GA

Dear Valerie & Family, It saddens me to imagine Mr. Dixon leaving us, while it warms my heart to think of him being reunited with Mrs. Louise. Together they created such a beautiful family, and I'll always be grateful for them making me feel a part of it. I hope that your happy memories will bring you comfort in the days ahead. With Deep Love & Sympathy,

- Pat Leggett McDaniel, Rincon, GA

Thoughts of Logan and Dixie at the Windsor Forest Golden Age Center and at the Gee Chee Club dances bring back many happy memories. I will remember Logan in my prayers.

- Tommy Brennan, Sr., Savannah, GA

Hello Dixon Clan, Just a few words to let you know of my heart felt empathy in the death of Logan. He was not only an inspiration but was most responsible for my profession of faith in Jesus Christ and learning about missions outside of my parents. His gifts to me through the Royal Ambassador program and as a friend of the family are second to none. As a Brother in Christ his influence on my life is superb! Your Dad, Grand Dad, Great Grand Dad or whatever relationship, was that of a genuinely honorable and choice person. We were all blessed by his life. May your memories of him and these inadequate words bring you some solace as you learn to do life without his physical presence and look forward to the future reunion. Grace and Peace, Will Barnes

- Will Barnes, Savannah, GA

To the Dixon Family, We wish to express our deepest sympathy for your loss. After we lost a husband, father, and father-in-law, Henry G. Bynum, Jr., some 14 years ago we continue to attend the annual 428th MPEG Army Reunion as often as we can. Each year we saw Logan there, he always made the trip a little more meaningful for us. He will be missed not only by you but others as well. Sincerely, Evelyn Gary Bynum Gary Ann Bynum Burdeshaw Jack Burdeshaw

- Jack Burdeshaw, Georgetown, GA

Dear Dixon Clan, We will be with you in our hearts and minds today. Although we are grieving with you as you experience this physical void of such a precious life, we are also rejoicing because Mr. Logan, being one of God's own children, is now face to face with Our Lord and Savior. We are praying God's peace for each of you.

- Flo Barnes and Raymond Shepley, Lilburn, GA

Dori etal, My thoughts and prayers are with in this time of sorrow.

- Andi Bell, Savannah, GA

Dear Thad and family, I am saddened to hear that your Father passed away. Over the years I had the opportunity to enjoy some great stories about him. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Jeremiah 31:13 I will turn their mourning into gladness. I will give them comfort and joy instead of sorrow. Sincerely, Melanie and the girls

- Melanie M. Clifton, Savannah, GA

To the Logan Dixon Family, I would like to offer my condolences and my sincere sympathy on the loss of your loved one. I am very sorry for your loss and my thoughts and prayers are with your family in this time of sorrow.

- Rev. Clyde W. Black and Family, Ellabell, GA

To the Dixon family, I have known you guys most of my life. We have our own lives now and don't stay in touch as much. I recently saw Matt at our daughter's softball game and was saddened to learn of Logan's illness. I grew up with Thad who was my best friend from down the street until age 9. I moved away until age 19 at which time I looked up my old friend. Thad sparked my curiousity in the fire department and Danny subsequently encouraged me to go to EMT school which today is my career as a flight paramedic. The Dixon's have been like family to me for most of my life. There has been many good memories made. During this time of greiving one can hope that it becomes a time of reflections and healing. May God be with you during this time. Sincerely Jeff, Mackenzie and Parker

- Jeff Clifton, Richmond Hill, GA

Memories of your dear Mom, my friend, Louise flooded me tonight as I saw the photo show. She would be sooo proud of all of you! I remember so well the fact that he would be at breakfast every morning at the old Candler Hospital cafeteria to spend a little extra time with his lovely wife. During her life and illness he showed her the greatest love and respect. You were all her heart.. her greatest joy. They are together again... May your memories give you sweet comfort.

- June Erlandson, Savannah, GA

My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. Joan Herbster

- Joan Herbster, Savannah, GA

Logan was my friend who always had a kind word for all who became a part of our conversations.I recently called and discussed the enjoyment we had visiting with the Co B 11th SFG attendees.Logan was the beginning of the Savannah B Team and A Teams.Without Logan there would not have been Savannah SF units.The extra hours and time given to so many of us could never be repaid. He was always proud of his children.They were part of the unit,uniforms and a party to the many Airborne events at Ft Stewart.Logan was known to say,'Not Bad ,Not Bad AT All' after a successful parachute landing fallPLF. Logan was a Christian who gave love and sacrifice to all his acquaintances .See you soon. Your friend always, Jim Mitchell

- James W Mitchell, Alexandria, VA

It is with a heavy heart that I and my band of brothers morn the death of MAJ Logan Dixon. And yet as I ponder my many memories of serving under him in the 11th Special Force Group I can't help but to smile. He truly was an amazing man who could be a formidable force that few men dared to challenge. I am proud to have served under him and to have been honored to call him friend. We are all the better to have served with and known this great man! DE OPPRESSO LIBER.

- SGM R Rex Harper, Marietta, GA

Some of my best memories are of growing up down the street. They include a lot of animals: spiders, snakes, rabbits I also remember how strong Mr. Dixon was when Mrs. Dixon got sick. These things still bring to mind a strong Godly man. This is the image i will always have of Mr. Dixon. May God's peace be with y'all as well as our prayers.

- John & Ri Barnes Dudley & Family, Gilbert, AZ

Logan Dixon was a true patriot. He was very instrumental in the early development of Co. B. 11th SF. originally Op-Det B-3. I salute him and his service to our Nation.

- Tom McCullough, Powder Springs, GA

Our nation has lost another true hero! His brothers in uniform appreciate and respect his loyalty to our nation and to his fellow soldiers and his love of family. He will be missed.

- COL Gary Herrington Ret, Fort Bragg, NC

I did not have the honor of serving with Maj. Dixon, although from what I have heard, I missed a good time and a great leader. Co B, 3rd Bn 11th Special Forces A'78-'80

- Gary J. Glemboski, Savannah, GA

It is an honor to have served with Major Dixon. His tenure is a great part of our USAR company's history. Jimmy Terrell - SGM Rtd Co B, 3rd Bn 11th Special Forces A

- Jimmy Terrell, Winder, GA

Danny and Family We've lived next door to your Dad for 16 years and will miss him very much, talking about the weather and when he use to play softball with my Uncle Piggy Rovolis,and a lot of times picking up the morning news and checking our mail at the same time and just saying how are you.

- Tony & Nancy Rovolis, Savannah, GA

My thoughts and prayers are with your family. always remeber the good times and know there were many. My biggest memory of your dad was thinking, 'That is one strong man, I better be careful dating his daughter!' God bless you all!

- Robyn Quattlebaum, Savannah, GA

Dear Valerie & Family, It saddens me to imagine Mr. Dixon leaving us, while it warms my heart to think of him being reunited with Mrs. Louise. Together they created such a beautiful family, and I'll always be grateful for them making me feel a part of it. I hope that your happy memories will bring you comfort in the days ahead. With Deep Love & Sympathy,

- Pat Leggett McDaniel, Rincon, GA