Dee Hicks obituary from Mount Carmel to Resthaven
Deanna Kay Dee Hicks 76 of Marland Oklahoma died September 17 2018 in Oklahoma City. Funeral services were held September 22 at Sunset Baptist Church with Pastor Matt Click and Linda Countryman officiating. Burial followed at Resthaven Memorial Park Ponca City beside her husband Dan.
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Dee” Hicks
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Resthaven Memorial Park
Ponca City
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Jacob Hicks
Cameron Evans
Brandon Evans
Chris Odom
Jesse LeClair
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Dee Hicks obituary highlights trail rides NASCAR love and family ties
Deonna Kay Dee Hicks moved through Tennessee Arizona Indiana before settling in Ponca City Oklahoma with Dan and three children. She sold Home Interiors with a western flair and cared for stray animals. Dee loved NASCAR especially Kyle Busch, tailgated at the Daytona 500 for 15 years, enjoyed golf and bowling, and welcomed many as family. Survivors include her children Noni Parrish Scott Hicks Lynn Evans and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Dan, Missy Parrish, and Keith Wyatt. Memorials may go to the Ponca City Humane Society or a charity of choice.
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Oklahoma City
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Mannford, OK
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Maritta Bergman
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Blackwell
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Poplar Bluff
Jacob Hicks
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Magean Orndoff
Brandon Evans
Cassie
Cameron Evans
Stillwater
Maddi Evans
Missy Parrish
Keith Wyatt
Flu shots cost and access vary as vaccination season arrives
Health officials urge nearly all Americans to get flu vaccines while insurers cover most shots with no copay. Cash payers face 20 to 45 dollars per shot, with higher doses for seniors reaching 70 dollars or more. Vaccination sites now include pharmacies and workplaces, and CVS offers five dollar coupons. Vaccines remain imperfect but remain the best defense against flu. End of October is the CDC target for shot timing with two doses for first-time child vaccine recipients.
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Meningitis outbreak notes and vaccines for campuses
Inquiries discuss MenB vaccination and protection against meningitis strains A C W Y. Experts urge teens to consult doctors about MenB and standard vaccines, noting several colleges affected and overall low U.S. case numbers but serious fatality and disability risks.
WHO says alcohol kills over three million in 2016
The WHO reports more than 3 million deaths linked to excessive drinking in 2016, mainly men, with Europe and the Americas bearing the highest prevalence. It warns current policies won’t reverse rising global consumption over the next decade and cites injuries and diseases as leading causes.
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