Dinice Dawkins (Tfh)

Dinice Dawkins (Tfh)

Dinice was born in Muskegon, MI, to the union of Donnie T. Dawkins and Lula M. Dawkins on July 21, 1951. She accepted Christ at an early age and as an adult united with Muskegon Apostolic Tabernacle United Pentecostal Church in Muskegon, MI.

During her educational journey, she attended Muskegon Heights Public Schools and received her high school diploma from Ravenna Public Schools in 1969. After graduation, she attended Muskegon Community College and Baker College where she received a Bachelor’s degree. She continued her education by earning a CDL truck driver’s license in Utah.

Dinice will be remembered for her missionary work. She travelled across the country, with one suitcase, visiting and feeding the elderly, and servicing their health needs. She was a loving, kind person to all.

Dinice leaves to cherish her memory two brothers, Donnie “June” T. (Pauline) Dawkins of Jenison, MI, Ladd (Judy) Dawkins of Kalamazoo, MI; two sisters, Lydia Dawkins and Hanna B. Lewis both of Muskegon, MI; one uncle, Osie Rostick of Detroit, MI; two aunts, Jewels Neal and Jennell both of Lakeland, FL, and a host of loving nephews, Josh Ampey, Joey (Shaunteka) Dawkins, Richard (NaToi) Moncrief, Aaron (Tonya) Dawkins, Thomas (Ashli) Lewis III; neices, Ingrid Dawkins, Tatiana (Keishaun) Lewis-Mack; and special friends.

Dinice was preceded in death by her parents, Donnie T. & Lula M. Dawkins; an aunt, Mary Rostick; uncles, Ladd Dawkins and Dan Rostick; and a nephew, Chris (Rania) Ampey. Pastor Dwayne Riley will be Officiating the service and the viewing will be one hour prior to service at 11:00am at Toombs Chapel 2108 Peck Street, Muskegon Heights, Michigan 49444.