Birth date: Sep 16, 1936 Death date: Jun 13, 2020
Vivian Nixon Kiser, 83 of Charlotte died June 13, 2020. She was born at home on September 16, 1936 in Long Creek township to the late William Sidney and Florence Lawing Nixon. She was preceded in death by her husband Thomas Crowel Read Obituary
Vivian was like a second mom to me growing up. Our families did many many things together including every summer at the beach for years. Tommy and Vivian I miss you both very much. Always smiling and always laughing. I just know now that you guys and my parents are having a ball in heaven free of pain and being next to God. My heart is with you Patty and Jeff and know God will comfort you in ways only He can do. Love y’all!
Always smiling and a heart of gold that was Vivian. So many fond memories of our earlier years. Saturday nights was visiting night at our Grandpa's, and we would play games, hide and seek, catch lightning bugs, you name it we played it. Never once do I ever remember of any of us getting mad with the other. She was such a sweet person and she will really be missed.
I LOVED my Aunt Vivian I remember dancing in the kitchen with her at our Birthday on September 16th♡ when I turned 50.
Before Covid came I took my two grandchildren Emory and Ryder to see her. I got a picture of her with Ryder which was rare since with other people he would shy away. Vivian was just like that you would just fall in love with the first time you met her. She loved to laugh and she loved life♡♡ What a beautiful and sweet soul♡
Missing you already Aunt Vivian♡♡♡♡♡
Please accept our condolences on the demise of a great cousin, Vivian Nixon Kiser. I have wonderful memories of our younger years, living in the Oakdale area. Vivian will be missed by many and special love goes to the entire family. She's with our Lord now, and will be sorely missed by many, but never forgotten.....Jerry & Carolyn Wallace
Ooooh, I loved Vivian soo much! One of the most precious of all ladies. I can still feel her sweet hugs and love that she shared with me on Sundays after teaching Sunday School. She's now with Tommy and most of all JESUS! Know that you are in my prayers and sending each of you much love!
I was so sorry to hear this.
Miriam Jordan Shick
Patti, Ronnie, Jeffrey and Tibor,
Know of my sincere sympathy, prayers and thoughts on the death of your precious Mother, Vivian.
Truly, she andTommy were so kind and special to me while I served Pleasant Grove many years ago.
Patti and Ronnie you have always been a blessing as well.
I cherish my visits with Tommy in the garden as he " pulled " the most delicious purple top turnips ! !
Vivian always insisted I stay for a chat and a bite to eat.
Precious memories....
Reverend Ronnie W. Parker,
Maiden, N.C.
