Harry-Hickman-Obituary

Harry Brown Hickman

Columbus, Ohio

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Hickman Harry Brown Hickman. It is with heavy heart that I notify family and friends of the sudden and unexpected loss of my husband, Harry, on November 23, 2013, at home in his beloved Canal Winchester. Harry was born in Columbus, Ohio on February 22, 1950, to the late Pauline (Brown) and Lowell...

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We think of Harry often. Can´t believe it´s been 12 years already. We´ll see you again someday Harry.

Harry it´s hard to believe it´s been 10 years. I think of you and Bonnie often.

So hard to believe it´s been 9 years. Know you are never be forgot. Hope you´re enjoying driving that Corvette in heaven.

Dear Bonnie,
Harry and I were in the same Kindergarten class all the way through to high school graduation. He was the most charming, positive and cheerful human being. You have my deepest sympathy. The world has lost a bright light, but his memory through his friends is still deeply felt.
I had wanted to come into CW for his memorial, however a contractual obligation prevented it. Susan Smith posted some incredible pictures. It appeared to be a true celebration of life. ...

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Oh, Bonnie, this obituary is such a lovely tribute to Harry. His enthusiasm for life was so apparent in everything he did. It puts such a smile on our faces to think how excited he was when he described the Detroit Dream Cruise. What a wonderful guy! We are so saddened to hear he is gone from you. Art and Tina

I was so sorry and shocked back in November to hear of Harry's passing. He was a great classmate at CWHS, always there to help out in whatever organization he was a part of. I remember him as a basketball "star" along with Will Miles and John McClain. Great memories of tournament basketball games, for sure! I know he will be with all in spirit at his Memorial dinner and gathering in February .

Bonnie, you will be in my thoughts and prayers as you travel through this difficult time. My late husband Mark told me so many stories of his life growing up with Harry that I came to have a deep appreciation for the way of life growing up in the 50's and 60's in Canal Winchester...they were very blessed to have had those experiences.
I will never forget the first time Mark took me over to the Hickman's to meet Harry, he seemed bigger than life with such interesting and exciting...

Bonnie I'm so sorry to hear about Harry's passing. I can remember the corvette club parties at your home. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.

Harry and I came to CW about same time. We became best friends had a ton of good times that's all I will remember. I know your in better place. Love ya man. John S