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Joseph William "Joe" &
Mary Louise (Brawner) Hickey
Tombstone Photo Calvary Cemetery
Kingfisher County, Oklahoma
Joe was born east of Hennessey on July 20, 1923 to Joseph Lawrence and
Mary Elizabeth Roder Hickey and died Tuesday April 26, 2005 at his home.
Joe graduated from Hennessey High School and served in the U. S. Army
Air Corps 81st Squadron of the 436th Troop Carrier Division as a glider
pilot in WWII. He married Mary L. Brawner in Hennessey.
Joe was a real estate broker and auctioneer in Hennessey for over forty
years. He served four terms on the Town of Hennessey Board of Trustees
and was Mayor seven of those years. He was a member of the VFW and the
Grange, was a charter member of Hennessey Celebration, Inc. and was a
past President of the group. Joe was also Grand Marshal of the Pat
Hennessy day parade.
Joe is survived by his wife Mary of the home; one son, James D. "Jim"
Hickey of Waukomis; three brothers, Ray Hickey of Stillwater, Harold
Hickey of Winfield, Louisiana, Richard Hickey of Hennessey and one
grandson, John Hickey of Enid.
His parents, one sister, Patricia Harn and his daughter-in-law, Mary Ann
Hickey, preceded Joe in death.
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