Barbara Jean Sitler Hicks<\/p>\n
Barbara Jean Sitler Hicks passed away peacefully after a year long illness at the home of her daughter, on January 1, 2015. Barbara was born July 29,1930, the daughter of Robert O. and Gladys E. Sitler in Axtel, KS.<\/p>\n
She was a graduate of Axtel High School and attended Kansas City Secretarial School. Married to George Vann Hicks on May 13, l951, they started out life together in Witchita, KS.; moved to Savannah, GA, then Tacoma, WA in 1963 and Kent, WA in 1970. Her longest time working was with Avon; first as a representative then retired \u00a0as a District Manager. After that she participated and was a long time volunteer with Group Health giving seminars on living well with chronic illnesses. She assisted then led the block watch in her neighborhood.<\/p>\n
Barbara was preceded in death by her husband and sons Brian\u00a0and Todd. She is survived by her brother, Gerald Sitler of Kansas City, KS, daughter Marsha Hunter (John),<\/p>\n
7 grandchildren; Elizabeth Winchell, Trenton Hicks, Michael Johnson, Melissa Young, Spencer Hicks, Brittany Hicks and Chelsa Hicks and 7 great grandchildren.<\/p>\n
A deep gratitude to Hospice Care in Snohomish County who helped comfort her in her last year.<\/p>\n
There will be a celebration of her life on\u00a0Saturday, February 7th, 1pm\u00a0at Federal Way United Methodist Church at 29645 51st Ave. S. Auburn, WA 98001. Reception to follow. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation of your time, talents or finances to the American Cancer Society, Arthritis Foundation or American Heart Association.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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