Holly Lynn Dickerson, 55, of Russellville, Tennessee, passed away on September 8, 2026 surrounded by the love she gave so freely throughout her life. Holly will be remembered with deep respect and enduring gratitude by all who had the privilege to know her as a beloved wife, mother, and devoted dog mom.
In a life marked by quiet strength, Holly carried herself with a steady wisdom that did not seek attention, yet offered guidance and reassurance in ways that mattered. She was caring in the truest sense—attentive, and constant—often expressing love through loyalty, and the small considerations that speak most clearly. True to her private nature, Holly valued sincerity over spectacle, and those closest to her knew the depth of her heart without the need for grand display.
Holly will be remembered for her loving heart, her strong devotion to her family, and the little things that brought her happiness every day.
Holly had a special love for shopping. Whether she was looking for something she needed, or something she wanted, shopping was one of the things that made her happy. She found joy in treating herself and the people she loved.
Above all else, Holly loved her family. Her daughter held an especially precious place in her heart, and the bond they shared was one of the greatest joys of her life. She also deeply loved her husband, her partner and companion, and the life they shared together. Her family was her world, and the love she had for them will continue to live on in the memories they carry with them.
Holly is survived by her husband, Timothy Josh Dickerson; her daughter, Grace Naomi Tolliver; her parents, Charlene Marie Lowery and C.W. Lowery; as well as her sister, C.J. Cox.
Holly also had an incredible love for her dogs. They were more than pets to her-they were family. She cherished their companionship, their unconditional love, an happiness they brought into her home. She shared a special bond with her beloved companions and best friends: Piper, Charlie, Chilli, George, and Murphy, who were a cherished part of her home and her world.
Her memory will remain a lasting comfort—held close by family and friends, and honored in the quiet ways she herself would have preferred.
No services are planned at this time.
