Sympathies to my dear friend Patti and family on the death of Revis. Thinking of you and praying God will give you strength at this time.
Much Love,
Marilynn Darter

Revis and I shared ideas, prayers, concerns and especially memories which would sometimes render us into uncontrollable fits of laughter. No matter the circumstance he always left me encouraged.   I miss him already. I love you my brother. Rest in Gods arms. 

Ravis and I were childhood friends. We were in the band together in High school,  we worked together, and started a local band with other HP friends.  He was always there for me and he never got upset when things didn't go right. I will miss you...may you Rest in Peace and prayers for the family.

My most treasured memories of Revis was when I would go to Enlink to meet Steve for lunch, I would always pass Revis’s office and he would say ‘Steve’s still in a meeting, come in here and let’s visit’. We talked about the children, Patti, his pecan trees in East Texas and when I’d leave he would say ‘make Steve slow down, he’s working too hard’.  It was a blessing to be able to witness the miracle of his aneurysm surgery and Patti’s healing, what a joy & privilege to be friends with this wonderful man of God. See you soon Revis. 

My deepest and heartfelt condolences to Revis’ family. I worked with him at EnLink for 13 years. Always was so proud of his family. We shared so many stories about our families and milestones. He was such a great person, hard-worker, and family man. I will cherish the time we worked together. He was such a great friend to me! 

Rest In Peace my friend! 

-Alicia

Revis was a special person. We worked together for 18 years. He taught me to slow down and visit.  I would be in a hurry and start asking him to help with a map, and he would interrupt me and ask me, “how you doing Steve?”  Then he would tell he how he was doing.  Taught me to slow down and be real. Work just wasn’t as important as a good visit.  I remember going through is moms passing with him, and his aneurism surgery recovery (miracle). His concerns of Patti’s recovery and getting to share his joys of her being well.  

Revis is a person that would change you, if you gave him your time.  He did with me.  I’ll see you again brother.  

Revis and I both worked at EnLink in Dallas. We were in different departments but every time our paths crossed he smiled and said hi. He was always smiling and always kind.

I still remember our school days where we played in the Hamilton Park band and later teamed up with friends to form a musical group . After school we would play football on Bellafonte. Revis was a dear friend of mine and I'll miss him. To the family from James Coleman wife Mender and the entire Coleman please feel free to call on us at anytime. R.I.P. my dear friend 
Until we meet again. !!!

Revis was always a close friend.  WE grew up together in Hamilton Park.  Who could forget the only person in the park to drive a jeep.

He looked out for me when I graduated from high school and moved to Houston to attend Texas Southern University.

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Revis Maxwell Dickerson Jr.

31 janvier 1952 – 19 juillet 2020

Moore Bowen Road Funeral Home

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