Birth date: Feb 16, 1962 Death date: Dec 4, 2016
Danny Howard Hickman 54, of Pittsburg, KS died 3:30am Sunday December 4, 2016 working for Kansas City Southern in Siloam Springs, Arkansas of an apparent heart attack. Danny was born February 16, 1962 in Frontenac, KS the son of Read Obituary
We send our sincere condolences to the Family of Danny Hickman. He will always be remembered as a dependable, hard worker, and a jack of all trades. His friendly, outgoing personality will be greatly missed!
Sincerely, David and Cindy Frasco
We worked together at pitsco what a jokester will miss his smile and bear hugs r.i.p. my buddy we always saw each other around Wal-Mart after he went to work for the rail Road he talked about his man cave and the chief's thanks for the laughs.
My sister and me met Danny in 1980, attending drafting tech school at PSU. I was six or seven years older. We developed a close friendship. I can't think of a time when he didn't have a smile and a quick wit. I'll always remember the many road trips we made, while we built near "perfect" attendance records in class. We put a lot of miles under us and became highly-respected ring-leaders and s***-starters together. Rest my friend. Peace and Love.
I've known Danny since the early seventies when he helped build my moms house.What a fun guy. I will miss your big bear hugs Danny and joke de jour! Say hi and have a beer with Mom! Judy Hofer Spurgeon
Danny and I went to school together. He was fun loving and always the life of the party. I kept in touch with Danny via facebook. I am shocked and saddened to hear of his sudden passing. Till we meet again my friend make them laugh in heaven.
My sincere condolences to Danny's family. I've known Danny for 39 years, worked with him at Fettig's Refrigeration, and considered him a very good friend since. He was always the life of the party, and thrived on making others laugh and feel good about themselves. I could go on and on about the countless memories I have of Danny. Such a great guy!!! Taken from this world way too soon. He'll be sorely missed by all who had the honor to have known him. I'll miss you, buddy! Till we meet again!
