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Bonnie Lou "MeeMee" Dickey, 88 of Spring, TX passed away peacefully on February 11, 2022 surrounded by her two Daughters and multiple dedicated caregivers. Bonnie was born in Golden Co. on July 8th 1933 to the late George and Mary Mensen. As a young girl she enjoyed ice skating, riding horses, and competing in the local rodeo while growing up in Colorado.
While living in San Antonio, TX she met the love of her life Glen Dickey. They got married on December 12th 1955 and moved to Houston TX where they had two Daughters together Sandy and Dena. Bonnie worked as a Book Keeper for a few years but mostly provided a loving home to her Family and anyone else who walked through her door. After Glen retired, they moved to Huntsville, TX in 1992 where they made many very close Friends who she continued to count as Friends for the rest of her life. In 2017 she moved to Spring TX.
Bonnie never met a stranger and was a Friend to everyone she met. Always quick to add a "Good Morning" to those she knew well and even those she didn't know and then there was usually a "Good Bye for now". She spent her later years loving and spoiling her Grandchildren and then her Great-Grandchildren. She lived a generous life and always considered herself to be "Blessed".
Bonnie was preceded in death by her Husband of 45 years Glen Ray Dickey, Grand Daughter Brandi Hughes, Great Grandson Dakota Hughes, and Sister Betty Mensen Moore.
Bonnie is survived by her daughters, Sandy Dickey Tyler (John) of Spring TX, and Dena Dickey Satterwhite (Chris) of Victoria TX., her Grandchildren Brittney Tyler Knox (Jeff) of Spring, TX, Brooke Elizabeth Tyler (Hank) of Houston, TX, and Chelsea Satterwhite Wingate (Colton) of Victoria TX. And her Great Grandchildren Graham Harrison Knox and Tyler Palmer Knox of Spring TX.
She will be forever missed but always in the Hearts of her Family and Friends.
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