Louis Dixon "Dickie" Eye II

Louis Dixon Eye, II, 79, of Stephens City passed away peacefully Friday, June 23, 2023 in his residence with loving family around him. He was born May 4, 1944 in Milford, DE the son of Louis and Vivian Violet Eye. “Louie” graduated from James Wood High School in 1962. Following that, he served in the US Air Force for 4 years. Professionally, he worked at Mount Weather for AT&T where he retired in 1999, and then FEMA in 2006. He was a member of Macedonia United Methodist Church, Winchester Moose, the AARL, the Macedonia Church Revival Band, Macedonia Blue Grass Band, and Shenandoah Sams Camping Club where he served as club secretary for six years. Lou’s hobbies were entertaining people with music, relaxing at the beach, camping, traveling, and volunteering. He spent several years helping the Habitat for Humanity ReStore and over eight years helping to transport cots and equipment from church to church for WATTS. He is survived by his children Jon Eye and his wife, Ginger of Winchester, VA, and Jennifer Lovelace and her husband John of Leesburg, VA; grandchildren, Amy, Asher, and Ember; a nephew, Mark Eye; a brother Tony Eye and his wife, Cora; his companion Louise Shelley and her sons JC and Tom; his ex-wife and mother of his children, Scotti Slonaker and her husband Jeff; and a step-daughter, Kim Wilson and her husband Bobby and son Sam. He was preceded in death by his wife, Barbara, father Louis, mother Vivian, two brothers, Larry and Daniel; and many others that he now gets to see again. A funeral service will be held 12pm Saturday, July 1st in Macedonia United Methodist Church, 1941 Macedonia Church Road, White Post, with graveside service following in the church cemetery. Friends will be received an hour prior to the service from 11am-12pm in the church, and again for a social gathering following the funeral in the church social hall. Services will be officiated by Reverend Keith Ritchie. Casket bearers will be Mark Eye, Tim Anderson, JC Shelley, Tom Shelley, Matt Kern, and Scott Garber. Memorial contributions may be made to Blue Ridge Hospice, WATTS, or Macedonia United Methodist Church, though traditional flower arrangements are also welcome.

Louis Dixon "Dickie" Eye II

May 4, 1944 - June 23, 2023