Mary N. HICKS

To Gail and Tom, I send you my deepest sympathy. I so enjoyed seeing your mother over the years during tax time. She was a remarkable person and will be missed by all who knew her.

I met Col Hicks and Mary through my father CW4 Edward Brashears. My dad and mom spoke very highly of them and Mary was a very kind individual to my mom, Dottie Brashears (who has join my father in heaven in the past month). My heartfelt prayers go out to the family (I understand the loss of a dearly loved one). May God bring you comfort through this time of sorrow. Remember & cherish the shared memories. These memories will comfort you during this time of sorrow. May God bless you and your...

Thelma and I were saddened to learn of the demise of Mary. She was a wounderful person and will be missed by all that knew her. May the family receive the blessing of God's comfort during this difficult time. The book John, chapter 11, verses 25 and 26 say: Jesus then said, "I am the one who raises the dead to life! Everyone who has faith in me will live, even if they die. And everyone who lives because of faith in me will never really die." And so it is with Mary.

I did not know Mrs.Hicks all to well but my fiance and his dad lived next door to her. She was a major part my my fiances life when he was growing up. She will be missed dearly by all.

I met Mary at Ft.Eustis in the fall of 1968. She was a truly remarkable person, always smiling and happy and involved in so many activities on the Post. She was gracious to everyone, regardless of rank or position. Her eyes sparkled when she greeted you and she made you feel that she was truly interested in you and what was going on in your life. After our husbands retired from the Army, I would sometimes see Mary at Food Lion and we would catch up on how life was treating us. Even when...

Gail and Tom,
Libby and I send our deepest heartfelt sympathy at the loss of your mother. Mary was the outstanding and respected role model "Army Wife." We served together in Germany where Gene was Bill's Commander. Mary and I met Gene and Bill in Hawaii while they were stationed in Vietnam. They were sent to Hawaii for two weeks to help solve a problem concerning Army aircraft in Vietnam. The four of us had a wonderful time for those two weeks and we have carried memories of that time...