October 14, 1942 – December 10, 2018
John Randolph Hicks, better known as Randy, died the afternoon of December 10, 2018, in San Francisco following a six year battle with prostate cancer; he was 76. He was with family, friends and his beloved cat Luna when he passed away in his home. Randy was born in Storm Lake, Iowa, the son of Donald DeMont and Wilma Dorothy (Drewry) Hicks. The family moved to Dallas, TX, but returned to Iowa when Randy was in elementary school and he lived in Sac City, Iowa, with his parents and sister Julie until high school graduation in 1961.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Will Boemer
December 11, 2022
Such a sweet man, well-remembered - and missed!
Gayle Fitzpatrick
December 11, 2022
I so wish we could have one of our marathon phone calls. I have never stopped missing you, and never will.
Gayle Fitzpatrick
December 11, 2021
You've been in heaven for several years now, and I think of you constantly. I still want my phone to ring with you on the other end. I miss you so much, as I know so many others do!!!! RIP, Randy.
Gayle Fitzpatrick
December 11, 2020
You are always in my heart, I miss you so much!!!!
Will Boemer
December 12, 2019
Randy is - and always will be - remembered for his sweet humor and genuine nature! His friends and family will remember hm far into the future - as he LIVES on in our hearts!
Gayle Fitzpatrick
December 11, 2019
It's been a year since Randy left this earth, and I still expect to hear him on the other end of the phone. I miss him more today, than the day he departed. When Randy left, a piece of my heart was taken away; I know many others feel the same way. God Bless my dear friend.
Will Boemer
December 19, 2018
Randy was a truly fine addition to our Kaiser Mens Support Group, for some 4+yrs. His humor and kid-like expressions will be missed. ...A fine human being!
Gayle Fitzpatrick
December 18, 2018
I met Randy during his college years, through his friendship with my brother, Kenny. In 1991 when my brother passed away, Randy, being his selfless self, became my adopted brother. Randy was loving, interesting, funny, full of life, quite handsome, and always there to help those in need, including myself. Living a distance apart we enjoyed countless marathon phone calls; it is surreal to imagine my phone ringing without Randy on the other end. I am honored to have been in his life, and he will continue to be in mine; always in my heart. RIP, my dear friend.
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