Kevin J. Hicks, 34, beloved son of Deborah Deloris Hicks and the late John Arnold (Johnny Starr), passed away peacefully, on March 17, 2009, in New York City.
Kevin is survived by his mother Debbie, brother David, aunt Dorene, aunt Darlene and husband Jayson, uncle Horace and wife Jan, uncle Herbert Jr. and wife Jackie, cousins Tianna, Jayson Jr., Michael, Robert, Tasha, LaVon, Wesley, several nieces, nephews, and extended family.
He is predeceased by his grandparents Annie and Herbert Hicks Sr.
Kevin transformed the lives of those around him. He loved and was loved by many, including his 'big sister' Elsie, and good friend Monica. He cared for his dog Trixie, enjoyed life, music, and fashion, embraced diversity, loved unconditionally, and wanted everyone to do the same. The family wishes to acknowledge Sean, Amy, Luis, and Angel who cared for Kevin in his time of need.
A memorial service to celebrate Kevin's life is planned for the spring.
His ashes will then be returned to NYC, the city he loved. Kevin, with heavy hearts we say goodbye, you will be missed, forever loved, forever fabulous.
Published in The Hartford Courant on March 26, 2009
Kevin is survived by his mother Debbie, brother David, aunt Dorene, aunt Darlene and husband Jayson, uncle Horace and wife Jan, uncle Herbert Jr. and wife Jackie, cousins Tianna, Jayson Jr., Michael, Robert, Tasha, LaVon, Wesley, several nieces, nephews, and extended family.
He is predeceased by his grandparents Annie and Herbert Hicks Sr.
Kevin transformed the lives of those around him. He loved and was loved by many, including his 'big sister' Elsie, and good friend Monica. He cared for his dog Trixie, enjoyed life, music, and fashion, embraced diversity, loved unconditionally, and wanted everyone to do the same. The family wishes to acknowledge Sean, Amy, Luis, and Angel who cared for Kevin in his time of need.
A memorial service to celebrate Kevin's life is planned for the spring.
His ashes will then be returned to NYC, the city he loved. Kevin, with heavy hearts we say goodbye, you will be missed, forever loved, forever fabulous.
Published in The Hartford Courant on March 26, 2009
Kevin J. Hicks, 34, beloved son of Deborah Deloris Hicks and the late John Arnold (Johnny Starr), passed away peacefully, on March 17, 2009, in New York City.
Kevin is survived by his mother Debbie, brother David, aunt Dorene, aunt Darlene and husband Jayson, uncle Horace and wife Jan, uncle Herbert Jr. and wife Jackie, cousins Tianna, Jayson Jr., Michael, Robert, Tasha, LaVon, Wesley, several nieces, nephews, and extended family.
He is predeceased by his grandparents Annie and Herbert Hicks Sr.
Kevin transformed the lives of those around him. He loved and was loved by many, including his 'big sister' Elsie, and good friend Monica. He cared for his dog Trixie, enjoyed life, music, and fashion, embraced diversity, loved unconditionally, and wanted everyone to do the same. The family wishes to acknowledge Sean, Amy, Luis, and Angel who cared for Kevin in his time of need.
A memorial service to celebrate Kevin's life is planned for the spring.
His ashes will then be returned to NYC, the city he loved. Kevin, with heavy hearts we say goodbye, you will be missed, forever loved, forever fabulous.
Published in The Hartford Courant on March 26, 2009
Kevin is survived by his mother Debbie, brother David, aunt Dorene, aunt Darlene and husband Jayson, uncle Horace and wife Jan, uncle Herbert Jr. and wife Jackie, cousins Tianna, Jayson Jr., Michael, Robert, Tasha, LaVon, Wesley, several nieces, nephews, and extended family.
He is predeceased by his grandparents Annie and Herbert Hicks Sr.
Kevin transformed the lives of those around him. He loved and was loved by many, including his 'big sister' Elsie, and good friend Monica. He cared for his dog Trixie, enjoyed life, music, and fashion, embraced diversity, loved unconditionally, and wanted everyone to do the same. The family wishes to acknowledge Sean, Amy, Luis, and Angel who cared for Kevin in his time of need.
A memorial service to celebrate Kevin's life is planned for the spring.
His ashes will then be returned to NYC, the city he loved. Kevin, with heavy hearts we say goodbye, you will be missed, forever loved, forever fabulous.
Published in The Hartford Courant on March 26, 2009
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