Hickson Funeral HomeObituaries · Fort Myers, FL
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Hickson Funeral Home Obituaries

Booker Bernard Wright
Florida

Timothy Wordlaw
Florida

Cherie Lee Yannetta
Florida

Cappuccine Paulette Ruth
Florida

Joe Bruce Howard Sr.
Florida

Joshea Nasiyah Cobb
Florida

Sr. Dartanian Gotay
Florida

Richard Smith Sr.
Florida

Sallie Mae Wilson
Florida

Jeremy D Falligan
Florida

Latronia Latson
Florida

Larry Denard Brown
Florida
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Hickson Funeral Home traces its history to 1924, when Minnie L. Brown established the Arcadia Funeral Home in DeSoto County, making it the oldest continuously operated funeral home in that county. Eugene Hickson, Sr., a second-generation funeral director and graduate of Gupton Jones College of Mortuary Science, purchased the business from his grandmother in 1960 and renamed it Hickson Funeral Home. In 1979, he became the first African American mayor of Arcadia.
The business remains family-owned across three generations. Edward Hickson, trained by his father from age 12, is a licensed funeral director and embalmer who now operates locations in both Arcadia and Fort Myers. Before EMT services became widespread, the funeral home also served as the ambulance provider for DeSoto County.
The Fort Myers location serves families in Lee County and surrounding areas with burial and cremation services, veterans benefits assistance, and pre-planning programs.
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What is the phone number for Hickson Funeral Home?
You can reach Hickson Funeral Home by calling (239) 334-6440.
Where is Hickson Funeral Home located?
Hickson Funeral Home is located at 3308 Dr Martin Luther King Blvd Fort Myers, FL 33916.
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