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DeAnna Howe
April 27, 2017
I befriended Mrs. Hicks in 1987 through her son and my dear friend, Eric. I subsequently spent many hours in their company. Mrs. Hicks was a fabulous cook, and it was over the course of the wonderful meals she prepared, trips around the Central Valley, and the many concerts we attended, that I got to know her. Mrs. Hicks was one of the most delightful and engaging people I knew. Her sense of humor, optimism, and upbeat personality always made for some of the most wonderful experiences I have ever had. She was truly one of a kind. I miss her greatly, and will miss her much more in the years to come.
Alexander Porter
January 6, 2014
Mrs. Hicks was my freshman English teacher at Tillotson College and my Humanities teacher after my return from the military at Huston-Tillotson College. She was stern, strict and fair. Her skills and knowledge knew no bounds. I appreciate everything that she taught me and she will be sorely missed.
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