Lee Hicks, Jr., 69, died suddenly at his home on Wednesday, January 30, 2013. He was born on April 14, 1943 in Pensacola, Florida to Lee Hicks, Sr. and Dorothy Wynn Lee. He was preceded in death by his parents and sister, Mary Ella Hicks. He is survived by a brother, Elijah Hicks. Lee attended school in Pensacola until senior high.
He then resided in Liberty, Gadsden and Leon counties. Since the age of 17, He had lived in residential living placements. Lee was an accomplished organist and played in his families' church choir for many years. He enjoyed music, dancing, board games and reading the Bible. He had a love of dress clothes, hard candy, cold sodas and chewing gum. One of Lee's greatest pleasures in life was to surprise people.
It truly entertained him as noted by that twinkle in his eyes and his suppressed smile every time he "got you"! Services will be Wednesday, February 6, at 1 p.m. at the TILLMAN OF TALLAHASSEE CHAPEL, 850-942-1950. Viewing-visitation is Tuesday (today) at Tillman from 3-7 p.m. We wish to thank Lee's past and present caregivers and providers.
He leaves behind a legacy of people who loved him and will miss him more than can be imagined, especially his longtime friends, John Curry and Arthur Wilson. Lee's spirit now soars in the Heavens! So Goodnight Lee, Godspeed, Love goes on....
He then resided in Liberty, Gadsden and Leon counties. Since the age of 17, He had lived in residential living placements. Lee was an accomplished organist and played in his families' church choir for many years. He enjoyed music, dancing, board games and reading the Bible. He had a love of dress clothes, hard candy, cold sodas and chewing gum. One of Lee's greatest pleasures in life was to surprise people.
It truly entertained him as noted by that twinkle in his eyes and his suppressed smile every time he "got you"! Services will be Wednesday, February 6, at 1 p.m. at the TILLMAN OF TALLAHASSEE CHAPEL, 850-942-1950. Viewing-visitation is Tuesday (today) at Tillman from 3-7 p.m. We wish to thank Lee's past and present caregivers and providers.
He leaves behind a legacy of people who loved him and will miss him more than can be imagined, especially his longtime friends, John Curry and Arthur Wilson. Lee's spirit now soars in the Heavens! So Goodnight Lee, Godspeed, Love goes on....
Lee Hicks, Jr., 69, died suddenly at his home on Wednesday, January 30, 2013. He was born on April 14, 1943 in Pensacola, Florida to Lee Hicks, Sr. and Dorothy Wynn Lee. He was preceded in death by his parents and sister, Mary Ella Hicks. He is survived by a brother, Elijah Hicks. Lee attended school in Pensacola until senior high.
He then resided in Liberty, Gadsden and Leon counties. Since the age of 17, He had lived in residential living placements. Lee was an accomplished organist and played in his families' church choir for many years. He enjoyed music, dancing, board games and reading the Bible. He had a love of dress clothes, hard candy, cold sodas and chewing gum. One of Lee's greatest pleasures in life was to surprise people.
It truly entertained him as noted by that twinkle in his eyes and his suppressed smile every time he "got you"! Services will be Wednesday, February 6, at 1 p.m. at the TILLMAN OF TALLAHASSEE CHAPEL, 850-942-1950. Viewing-visitation is Tuesday (today) at Tillman from 3-7 p.m. We wish to thank Lee's past and present caregivers and providers.
He leaves behind a legacy of people who loved him and will miss him more than can be imagined, especially his longtime friends, John Curry and Arthur Wilson. Lee's spirit now soars in the Heavens! So Goodnight Lee, Godspeed, Love goes on....
He then resided in Liberty, Gadsden and Leon counties. Since the age of 17, He had lived in residential living placements. Lee was an accomplished organist and played in his families' church choir for many years. He enjoyed music, dancing, board games and reading the Bible. He had a love of dress clothes, hard candy, cold sodas and chewing gum. One of Lee's greatest pleasures in life was to surprise people.
It truly entertained him as noted by that twinkle in his eyes and his suppressed smile every time he "got you"! Services will be Wednesday, February 6, at 1 p.m. at the TILLMAN OF TALLAHASSEE CHAPEL, 850-942-1950. Viewing-visitation is Tuesday (today) at Tillman from 3-7 p.m. We wish to thank Lee's past and present caregivers and providers.
He leaves behind a legacy of people who loved him and will miss him more than can be imagined, especially his longtime friends, John Curry and Arthur Wilson. Lee's spirit now soars in the Heavens! So Goodnight Lee, Godspeed, Love goes on....
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