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From Bill Smith
It is with deep regret that I inform you of the untimely tragic death of Scott William Hickman. As you know, it was a tragic accident. I have talked to Scott's brother (Jeff Hickman) yesterday and Scott has been cremated. Friends, family, and colleagues will gather for the Memorial Services. The Memorial services will be 11 a.m. Saturday, January 31st, 2009 at St. Mark's Episcopal Church with the father from St. Mark's officiating. The location of the church is below
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Scott William Hickman
August 22, 1965 until January 22, 2009
Memorial Services - Saturday, January 31, 2009 - 11am
St. Mark's Episcopal Church of Cheyenne
Scott W. Hickman, 43, of Cheyenne died Jan. 22.
He was born Aug. 22, 1965, in Cheyenne and was the owner of Sound Connection.
He graduated from East High School in 1983 and attended the University of Wyoming.
He was a member of St. Mark's Episcopal Church. While at UW he was a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.
Melissa Jones of Cheyenne was Mr. Hickman's significant other.
He is survived by his mother, Barbara Hickman of Cheyenne; brother, Jeffrey Hickman of Cheyenne; and sister, Jean Hughley of Spring, Texas.
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Cindy Hall (Pierce)
To a well loved friend that will be missed dearly, that was always there for you no matter what, well known out to lots of ppl. You will be missed very much..going to miss you Scott.Alan Gray
Wow, this one hits a little harder than others. Scott was a genuinely nice guy. I remember he sat behind me in Mr. tenBensel's geometry class and we became pretty good friends. In later years when I'd run into Scott while visiting in Cheyenne we'd always take the time to talk for a while and catch up on things. We'll miss you Scott.Clayton L. Owens
We miss you greatly Scott. You were my close personal friend and generally a terrific guy as everybody knows. You were always kind, friendly, and witty.Your jokes always inspired me!
We will always miss you Scott Hickman!!!
I wish we can bring you back!!!
Clayton and so many other friends of Scott
Richard Choi
After graduating, I used to always run into Scott around town when I used to visit Cheyenne each Christmas in the 80s and 90s.I was pleasantly surprised to hear he had started his DJ business and thought that he had the right personality for it. Everybody liked him. Just like in high school, he was happy, approachable, and a genuine nice guy.
His company did the music for the 20-year reunion, I believe. It was due to him that April Gustafson and I got to dance one more time to The B-52's "Rock Lobster".
Here's to you, Scott.