Poochie's obituary
Jamesetta "Poochie" Dixon, affectionately known as Poochie, was born on August 10, 1959, and sadly, departed this life on January 23, 2026. A woman of extraordinary spirit and bright personality, Poochie was the epitome of warmth, sweetness, humor, and inimitable optimism. Her positive outlook on life, coupled with her innate ability to bring joy and laughter into the lives of those she encountered, will be greatly missed.
One of Poochie's most cherished roles was that of a mother and a grandmother. She poured her heart and soul into providing for her loved ones, nurturing them with a bounty of love and care. Poochie's resilience and passion for life were not just limited to her own family, as her infectious spirit touched the hearts of everyone she met.
Among the valuable life lessons that Poochie imparted on those dear to her was the importance of optimism. Through her vibrant demeanor and unwavering positive outlook, she taught many to see the silver lining in any situation and encouraged them to approach life with a hopeful and resilient mindset.
Poochie leaves behind two beloved sons, Oliver 'Ollie' Sims II (Shameka) and Bobby Dudley, a brother Jerry Antoine Dixon, a sister, Pamela Rendles, along with 5 grand children, Jerry Dixon II, Jamia and Malia Sims, Bobby Dudley III and grandson Oliver 'Ollie Sims III who proceeded her in death and a great grandson, Jaden West, an aunt Rosetta Scott, first cousins, Thelonius Ambrose, Karen Sojourner, Marsay Ambrose, Doreen Van Lee and Ebonnie Scott and a host of nieces and nephews and in laws. family friends, and well-wishers who mourn her passing and celebrate her memorable life. Her magnificent legacy of optimism, caring, and undying love for her family will continue to live on through the lives of those she has touched.
Poochie's incredible journey on this earth has ended, but her memory will forever be imprinted in the hearts of those who were fortunate enough to know her. Her laughter, her strength, and her unwavering positivity will be sorely missed by everyone she ever met. May her soul rest in peace.
Big Cuz,
Jamesetta Poochie Dixon 💕
We 💕 You More Than Words Can Ever Say
You've been by my side since birth
We've had our ups & downs for all that's
worth.
I saw you bring 4 children into being,
You were there to witness all of mine
In the interim we did a lot of praying
Baby Bye, I know that you are up in Heaven Shaking your head and agreeing!
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You baby sat me and watched me grow into
a very spirited adult,
You held my hand and comforted me
Even when we both knew things were my fault.
You watched out for me on countless
occasions,
Though we were a decade apart
You were more like a big sister in every situation.
Back in the day when you came to visit in Da Greens you braided my hair into cornrows
and when I wore Jheri Curls you gave me glittery colorful hair combs.
You were my link to fashion and trends
You always let me tag along with you and your boyfriends.
We always marveled over us both being two
August Leo's.
You told everyone in earshot of how
you wanted to live to be one hundred
years old,
You were one of a kind
When God made you He obliterated the mold!
When the two of us got together
Vibing to music was our proverbial elixir
I can't recall too many occasions when this didn't occur.
You fascinated me with your account of dancing on Soul Train when it was filmed in The Chi and attending the world renowned Cooley High.
Poochie, you've weathered many storms
And you know that I've seen first hand,
How you loved on your children and grands.
When folk were working my last nerve you were the first to say to me 'Doe Doe' 'Haters Make it Greater for you later'.
When I sulked for too long,
In this life we were forever inextricably linked and though we've parted for a minute we're still on the same algorithm,
Cuz your motto was 'it is what it is', let it go, keep living and forgive them'.
You always told me to put my big girl undies on.
Such a Fighter, Protector and a Victor true to our astrological birth sign,
Yet sweet and nurturing as the day is long traits that are very hard to find.
For so many years your dwelling was my refuge,
When I felt like life's challenges were too huge.
When I lost my way a few years ago and began to falter,
You looked me directly in my eyes and said, 'Doe Doe' there is a God don't stop approaching the altar.
Poochie, I would have never fathomed sitting here writing these words on any given day,
But I will end this with: We love you more than words can ever say. 💕