Mae Fern Hickey
Visitation Monday from 3 to 9
Funeral 11AM Tuesday in the Funeral Home Chapel
Interment Elk Spring Cemetery
Born May 31, 1928
Died June 14, 2013
Mae Fern Coley Hickey was born in Pike County, May 31st, 1928 the daughter of the late Elijah and Susie Coley.
She was united in marriage with Hoyt G. Hickey Sr. who survives. To this 64 year union two children survive: Glenn and his wife Sheila Hickey and Jane and her husband Tim Hopper.
Also surviving are her grandchildren: H.G. and wife Ashley Hickey, Adam and wife Sarah Hopper, Megan Hickey and Maggie Hopper, Her sisters: Peggy Chaney and Carol Smith and brother: Jack Coley.
Along with her husband they founded the Hickey & Son Funeral Home in Monticello in 1953. She was devoted to her church, Monticello First Baptist, her concern for young people caused her to spend many years in both Boy and Girl Scouts.
No Flowers Please, expressions of sympathy should take the form of donations to the Oneida Baptist Institute, The Gideon Memorial Bible Plan or the Mission Fund of Monticello First Baptist Church.
Visitation Monday from 3 to 9
Funeral 11AM Tuesday in the Funeral Home Chapel
Interment Elk Spring Cemetery
Born May 31, 1928
Died June 14, 2013
Mae Fern Coley Hickey was born in Pike County, May 31st, 1928 the daughter of the late Elijah and Susie Coley.
She was united in marriage with Hoyt G. Hickey Sr. who survives. To this 64 year union two children survive: Glenn and his wife Sheila Hickey and Jane and her husband Tim Hopper.
Also surviving are her grandchildren: H.G. and wife Ashley Hickey, Adam and wife Sarah Hopper, Megan Hickey and Maggie Hopper, Her sisters: Peggy Chaney and Carol Smith and brother: Jack Coley.
Along with her husband they founded the Hickey & Son Funeral Home in Monticello in 1953. She was devoted to her church, Monticello First Baptist, her concern for young people caused her to spend many years in both Boy and Girl Scouts.
No Flowers Please, expressions of sympathy should take the form of donations to the Oneida Baptist Institute, The Gideon Memorial Bible Plan or the Mission Fund of Monticello First Baptist Church.
Mae Fern Hickey
Visitation Monday from 3 to 9
Funeral 11AM Tuesday in the Funeral Home Chapel
Interment Elk Spring Cemetery
Born May 31, 1928
Died June 14, 2013
Mae Fern Coley Hickey was born in Pike County, May 31st, 1928 the daughter of the late Elijah and Susie Coley.
She was united in marriage with Hoyt G. Hickey Sr. who survives. To this 64 year union two children survive: Glenn and his wife Sheila Hickey and Jane and her husband Tim Hopper.
Also surviving are her grandchildren: H.G. and wife Ashley Hickey, Adam and wife Sarah Hopper, Megan Hickey and Maggie Hopper, Her sisters: Peggy Chaney and Carol Smith and brother: Jack Coley.
Along with her husband they founded the Hickey & Son Funeral Home in Monticello in 1953. She was devoted to her church, Monticello First Baptist, her concern for young people caused her to spend many years in both Boy and Girl Scouts.
No Flowers Please, expressions of sympathy should take the form of donations to the Oneida Baptist Institute, The Gideon Memorial Bible Plan or the Mission Fund of Monticello First Baptist Church.
Visitation Monday from 3 to 9
Funeral 11AM Tuesday in the Funeral Home Chapel
Interment Elk Spring Cemetery
Born May 31, 1928
Died June 14, 2013
Mae Fern Coley Hickey was born in Pike County, May 31st, 1928 the daughter of the late Elijah and Susie Coley.
She was united in marriage with Hoyt G. Hickey Sr. who survives. To this 64 year union two children survive: Glenn and his wife Sheila Hickey and Jane and her husband Tim Hopper.
Also surviving are her grandchildren: H.G. and wife Ashley Hickey, Adam and wife Sarah Hopper, Megan Hickey and Maggie Hopper, Her sisters: Peggy Chaney and Carol Smith and brother: Jack Coley.
Along with her husband they founded the Hickey & Son Funeral Home in Monticello in 1953. She was devoted to her church, Monticello First Baptist, her concern for young people caused her to spend many years in both Boy and Girl Scouts.
No Flowers Please, expressions of sympathy should take the form of donations to the Oneida Baptist Institute, The Gideon Memorial Bible Plan or the Mission Fund of Monticello First Baptist Church.
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