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Obituary
Name:Dorothy Hicks
Date:February 14, 2010
Death Notice:Dorothy Hicks is survived by her sons, George Scott Hicks of Dallas, Texas and Thomas David Hicks and his wife Nora of The Woodlands, Texas; her daughters, Billie Jean Griffin and her husband Tony of Longview, Texas and Donna Darlene Maske and her husband Gary of Seguin, Texas; her brothers ,Cecil A. Seagroves of Queen City, Texas and
Alfred R. Seagroves of Linden, Texas; her sister, Sherry Laneheart of Iran, Texas; six grandchildren, Miranda Hogue, William Maske, Patrick Maske, David Hicks, Catherine Hicks, Jason Hicks; and 14 great grandchildren.
Dorothy was preceded in death by her husband, Vernon David Hicks; her daughter, Constance Jacquline Hicks and her grandson, Christopher Hogue.
Mrs. Dorothy worked for Guard Line and Henson Kickernick for a number of years; however, she was mostly known for her quilting. She loved to quilt and was recognized throughout the area for her quilting abilities. Dorothy was a member of the First Baptist Church in Queen City, Texas.
Cemetery: Courtland Cemetery in Queen City, Texas
Daughter-in-law:
Nora Anne Parkhurst Hicks
Obituary
Name:Dorothy Hicks
Date:February 14, 2010
Death Notice:Dorothy Hicks is survived by her sons, George Scott Hicks of Dallas, Texas and Thomas David Hicks and his wife Nora of The Woodlands, Texas; her daughters, Billie Jean Griffin and her husband Tony of Longview, Texas and Donna Darlene Maske and her husband Gary of Seguin, Texas; her brothers ,Cecil A. Seagroves of Queen City, Texas and
Alfred R. Seagroves of Linden, Texas; her sister, Sherry Laneheart of Iran, Texas; six grandchildren, Miranda Hogue, William Maske, Patrick Maske, David Hicks, Catherine Hicks, Jason Hicks; and 14 great grandchildren.
Dorothy was preceded in death by her husband, Vernon David Hicks; her daughter, Constance Jacquline Hicks and her grandson, Christopher Hogue.
Mrs. Dorothy worked for Guard Line and Henson Kickernick for a number of years; however, she was mostly known for her quilting. She loved to quilt and was recognized throughout the area for her quilting abilities. Dorothy was a member of the First Baptist Church in Queen City, Texas.
Cemetery: Courtland Cemetery in Queen City, Texas
Daughter-in-law:
Nora Anne Parkhurst Hicks
Sources:
Obituary
Name:Dorothy Hicks
Date:February 14, 2010
Death Notice:Dorothy Hicks is survived by her sons, George Scott Hicks of Dallas, Texas and Thomas David Hicks and his wife Nora of The Woodlands, Texas; her daughters, Billie Jean Griffin and her husband Tony of Longview, Texas and Donna Darlene Maske and her husband Gary of Seguin, Texas; her brothers ,Cecil A. Seagroves of Queen City, Texas and
Alfred R. Seagroves of Linden, Texas; her sister, Sherry Laneheart of Iran, Texas; six grandchildren, Miranda Hogue, William Maske, Patrick Maske, David Hicks, Catherine Hicks, Jason Hicks; and 14 great grandchildren.
Dorothy was preceded in death by her husband, Vernon David Hicks; her daughter, Constance Jacquline Hicks and her grandson, Christopher Hogue.
Mrs. Dorothy worked for Guard Line and Henson Kickernick for a number of years; however, she was mostly known for her quilting. She loved to quilt and was recognized throughout the area for her quilting abilities. Dorothy was a member of the First Baptist Church in Queen City, Texas.
Cemetery: Courtland Cemetery in Queen City, Texas
Daughter-in-law:
Nora Anne Parkhurst Hicks
Obituary
Name:Dorothy Hicks
Date:February 14, 2010
Death Notice:Dorothy Hicks is survived by her sons, George Scott Hicks of Dallas, Texas and Thomas David Hicks and his wife Nora of The Woodlands, Texas; her daughters, Billie Jean Griffin and her husband Tony of Longview, Texas and Donna Darlene Maske and her husband Gary of Seguin, Texas; her brothers ,Cecil A. Seagroves of Queen City, Texas and
Alfred R. Seagroves of Linden, Texas; her sister, Sherry Laneheart of Iran, Texas; six grandchildren, Miranda Hogue, William Maske, Patrick Maske, David Hicks, Catherine Hicks, Jason Hicks; and 14 great grandchildren.
Dorothy was preceded in death by her husband, Vernon David Hicks; her daughter, Constance Jacquline Hicks and her grandson, Christopher Hogue.
Mrs. Dorothy worked for Guard Line and Henson Kickernick for a number of years; however, she was mostly known for her quilting. She loved to quilt and was recognized throughout the area for her quilting abilities. Dorothy was a member of the First Baptist Church in Queen City, Texas.
Cemetery: Courtland Cemetery in Queen City, Texas
Daughter-in-law:
Nora Anne Parkhurst Hicks
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