Mr. Hicks was owner and operator of Hicks and Sons Trash Service for 25 years. Before that he worked for L&N Railroad, retiring in 1976. He was a member of Golden Eagle Lodge 347, Moose Lodge 1529, American Legion Post 75, and 40&8 Voiture.
Surviving besides his wife are two sons from a previous marriage, Lester Carl Hicks and Henry Ray Hicks, both of Lafayette; three sisters, Mrs. Ethel Virden of Lafayette, Grace (Mrs. James) Taylor of Battle Ground, and Donna (Mrs. Don) Brumfield of Oklahoma City, OK; and three brothers, Jessie Hicks of Monticello, Abe Hicks of Chalmers, and Harold Hicks of West Lafayette. Service Aug. 21 in Hippensteel Chapel, Pastor Henry C. Stolldorf officiating; internment Elmwood Cemetery, Romney.
--Lafayette Leader Newspaper - Thu 8/28/1986
Mr. Hicks was owner and operator of Hicks and Sons Trash Service for 25 years. Before that he worked for L&N Railroad, retiring in 1976. He was a member of Golden Eagle Lodge 347, Moose Lodge 1529, American Legion Post 75, and 40&8 Voiture.
Surviving besides his wife are two sons from a previous marriage, Lester Carl Hicks and Henry Ray Hicks, both of Lafayette; three sisters, Mrs. Ethel Virden of Lafayette, Grace (Mrs. James) Taylor of Battle Ground, and Donna (Mrs. Don) Brumfield of Oklahoma City, OK; and three brothers, Jessie Hicks of Monticello, Abe Hicks of Chalmers, and Harold Hicks of West Lafayette. Service Aug. 21 in Hippensteel Chapel, Pastor Henry C. Stolldorf officiating; internment Elmwood Cemetery, Romney.
--Lafayette Leader Newspaper - Thu 8/28/1986
Family Members
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Ethel Arnetta Hicks Virden
1912–1996
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Jesse Osborn Hicks
1913–2000
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Leslie Albert "Abe" Hicks
1916–1990
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Fred Chester Hicks
1918–1986
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Virginia Alice Hicks Mix
1919–1981
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Grace Florence Hicks Hoskins Taylor
1921–2008
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Inez Hazel Hicks Olson
1922–1980
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Earl Damon Hicks
1925–1925
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Mable Maxine Hicks Mutterspaugh
1928–1981
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Harold Howard Hicks
1929–2018
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Julia Helen Hicks Lemon
1931–1986
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