VERON (VERONICA) PATRICE DICKERSON
March 3, 1968 ~ March 16, 2022
Veron (Veronica) Patrice Dickerson, daughter and first-born child of James (Dick) and Ernestine (Tina) Dickerson on March 3, 1968 in Honolulu, Hawaii.
In 1969 the family moved to Scott AFB in Belleville, Illinois. At age five she was accepted as a first-grade student with a private Catholic School. In December of 1977 the family moved to Converse, Texas. She attended Crestview Elementary, Kitty Hawk Junior High and Judson High School. At Judson High school she was an honor student, participated in the band and was an active member of the cheer squad. She was also involved in ballet, gymnastics and soft ball in the community.
She graduated from Judson High School in 1985 where she began her post-secondary study at Southwest Texas State (now Texas State University) to pursue a degree in Fashion Design. She transferred to North Texas State University in Denton, Texas and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Fashion Design. Veron was very creative and artistic. After graduation she expressed her creativity by pursuing a career in fashion design and art. She developed fashions for and participated in a variety of fashion venues.
She designed and created costumes and props for the elementary music programs at Hopkins Elementary School, where her mother Tina Dickerson was a music teacher.
Veron leaves to cherish her memory; her parents James and Ernestine Dickerson, brother and sister-in-law Aaron and Clara Dickerson; Triplet nephews Amari, Aldin, and Austin Dickerson, niece Arabella Sophia Dickerson; and host of aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
She was preceded in death by her maternal grandmother Willie Pendleton and uncle Edward Lee Pendleton.
Veron's Celebration of Life will be held at the Second Baptist Church on April 2, 2022 at 11am. The address is 3310 E. Commerce Street, San Antonio, TX 78220.
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Memorial Service: April 2, 2022 11:00 am - August 26, 2025 2:31 pm
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Veron, you were my big sister. I wish I had one more day to hug you and tell you I love you.
Veron, I will always remember that beautiful smile and the happy go lucky person you were; which is a Dickerson Trait, you will Always be Daddy’s Little Girl and Aaron’s Big Sis !!!
Memories can never be taken away from us – Love Aunt Sandy and Family
Our sympathy and love to Tina and family.
Agape
Liz & Waco Porter
Veron, I meet you my senior year in high school when my family moved up the street. You had an amazing smile and great personality. You will be truly missed by all.
Marilyn
Thank you, Aunt Sandy.
Aaron ! I just found out a few days ago veron had passed away in march . I thought she was possibly in town to see the family because I had seen her at HEB on 78 and foster on july 14th and was going to wait or her to come out of the store n ended up leaving . The next day my sister out of the blue says to me she saw veron at the HEB on montgomery and walzem . I said wow I saw her at the one on 78 the day before . I tell donna I’m gonna see if I can find a current number for Veron. On Saturday the 16th of july and apparently 4 months after she passed i did a background check and that’s when i was hit by a mac truck ! DECEASED in red bold letters came across her report . I AM STILL IN SHOCK. cant breath my heart is broken and cant stop crying . If Donna and i had not seen her each at HEB 2 days apart i wouldnt of tried to contact her n wouldn’t found out . Aaron I’m so so sorry for your loss I know your parents and yourself must be just devastated . I’m so angry with myself for not taking the time to find her sooner . You know how I felt about your sister. I loved her every lifetime that I have ever had . I need to know what happened to her.
I can’t believe I’m reading this!
I knee Veronica for several years in Denton.
I’m so freaking sad.
I’ve thought about her so many times over the years.
Her kindness and friendship still meant so much.
I wasn’t really sure until I saw your name here, Darlene.
I remember so many good times with Veronica and all our old group of friends.
I just can’t believe this.
She was on my dreams last night . I gave her a kiss on her cheek and told her how much i loved her and miss her. Her father was there and we were all at their house is what i would assume as we all were waiting for the barbeque to be done . It smelled so good. It was so real. I wish she were here for me to tell her how much i miss her. I loved her so much . i loved her every lifetime that i ever had .