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In memory of
Sandra Toryeanea Hicks
February 24, 1940 - January 22, 2020
Feb 24, 1940 - Jan 22, 2020
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Sandra Toryeanea Hicks “Sandy” died peacefully January 22, 2020 at home in Manchester NH at the age of 79 after a long illness.
Sandy is known for being the first recipient of the Martin Luther King Jr.Award in 1987 and also, in the same year, the recipient of the New Hampshire Unsung Heroine Award.
She moved to Manchester, NH with her now deceased husband, Wade, and sons Roger and Alan in the middle 1960’s and …
Sandy is known for being the first recipient of the Martin Luther King Jr.Award in 1987 and also, in the same year, the recipient of the New Hampshire Unsung Heroine Award.
She moved to Manchester, NH with her now deceased husband, Wade, and sons Roger and Alan in the middle 1960’s and …
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Born
February 24th, 1940
Passed away
January 22nd, 2020
Manchester, NH, USA
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Cause of death
acute renal failure
Final resting place
Anatomical Gifts Program, HB 7100 Department of Medical Education Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth Hanover, NH 03755-3832
Hospice care provided by
Visiting Nurse Association - Manchester
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