Hazel Clark Hicks, 80, of Joshua, a homemaker died Aug. 3, 2004 at a local hospital.
Condolence Messages
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Hazel was a part of Joshua history that will always be remembered for many years to come. Her hamburgers were the best in the world and my family would drive a many a mile even after we moved off just to have one of her burgers. Hazel was a wonderful caring person, her family had a jewel and didn’t know it. Everyone for 38 years that I know around Johnson County thought the world of her. See will surely be missed but praise God never forgotten.
We lost a dear friend today, Joshua and I only pray she is still goodinf for the Lord now.
Our family was always close and Aunt Hazel was one of the reasons we were. She was always there for her family when they needed her.She never expected anything in return for her help. My kids always looked forward to going to the Owl Inn for a fronie burger with thier PaPa Harlin.My Dad and Aunt Hazel had a Very Special Bond , they were always there for each other and thier parents. I wish I would have told you how much I loved you more often. I always looked up to you as a child and even into adulthood. The heavens are a better place no that you have joined. I know you are all up there rejoicing and playing dominoes, watch Uncle Roland and Humpie they Cheat(that’s what Daddy always said) The lives of your son and grandchildren is much richer for you being envoled. God Bless. LOVE Hennie
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Hazel was a part of Joshua history that will always be remembered for many years to come. Her hamburgers were the best in the world and my family would drive a many a mile even after we moved off just to have one of her burgers. Hazel was a wonderful caring person, her family had a jewel and didn’t know it. Everyone for 38 years that I know around Johnson County thought the world of her. See will surely be missed but praise God never forgotten.
We lost a dear friend today, Joshua and I only pray she is still goodinf for the Lord now.
Our family was always close and Aunt Hazel was one of the reasons we were. She was always there for her family when they needed her.She never expected anything in return for her help. My kids always looked forward to going to the Owl Inn for a fronie burger with thier PaPa Harlin.My Dad and Aunt Hazel had a Very Special Bond , they were always there for each other and thier parents. I wish I would have told you how much I loved you more often. I always looked up to you as a child and even into adulthood. The heavens are a better place no that you have joined. I know you are all up there rejoicing and playing dominoes, watch Uncle Roland and Humpie they Cheat(that’s what Daddy always said) The lives of your son and grandchildren is much richer for you being envoled. God Bless. LOVE Hennie
Marshal Shane,
I don’t know if you remember me, but I was Cort’s neighbor.