Stephan A. Hicks Obituary in Richmond at Scotts Funeral Home

Obituary For Stephan A. Hicks

Stephan A. Hicks, 63, of Richmond, died September 28, 2024. He was the Executive Director of My Brothers Keeper. Surviving are his wife, Monica L. Hayes-Hicks; two daughters, Shevelle Montgomery (Brandon) and Stephanie Hicks; granddaughter, Tatum Montgomery; father, Johnny H. Dabney, Jr. (Sharon); stepchildren, Mireilla, Chelsea, Patricia and Melvin Gooden, Jr.; step granddaughter, Camila Radinovic; two sisters, Shelia Kibler (Larry) and Candace Groom (William); four brothers, Stevie Hendricks, Michael Dabney, Timothy Hicks and Andre Hicks; other relatives and friends. Remains rest at Scott's Funeral Home, 115 E. Brookland Park Blvd., where viewing will be held Thursday, October 10 from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. Funeral services will be held 11 a. m. Friday, October 11 at New Cannan International Church, 1708 Byron St. Pastor D. Edwin Whitehead, officiating. Interment Private.

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We extend prayers for peace and comfort for Stephan's extended family and community. Respectfully! DERRICK ALFORD & The FISCAL FITNESS FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. Family

Condolences to the family. Stephan and I grew up together in Chester always considered him a friend. Rest well my friend. Tracy Thomas

I am Sorry for your loss. Please accept my Suncere condolences.

Coach hicks you will be missed you helped me become a better man for myself my kids and my wife thank you coach I'll never forget you "from this day forward I pledge to be a 24/7 day",rest in peace coach

Thank you sir. I did not know you personally but your legacy left on earth will be an introduction to many for generations to come. Rise in blessed power and rest in eternal peace. Romans 8:38-39. Thomasine L. Stroble

I recently spent a week sharing a nursing home room with Mr. Hicks at the Laurels of Bon Air. What a fine gentleman I found him to be. A real Christian man with whom I prayed often.I know he is free from his suffering and pain and is surely in heaven, face to face with Jesus Christ. God bless the soul of this remarkable man.

There is no question as to where Stephan is. He has claimed the promise. And certainly, Stephan has done so with a humble grin that blooms to a full- on smile. I was there at Metro Business League when he was honored. It was that smile, delight, joy, and virtue. I love you, brother. In every way, you made a difference.

My condolences go out to his wife and daughters. I will forever remember Stephan for his unwavering kindness and compassion. He always went out of his way to lend a helping hand and make others feel valued. His ability to brighten someone's day with a simple gesture or a kind word was genuinely remarkable. One of the things I admired most about Stephan was his incredible work ethic and dedication. His commitment to excellence was evident in everything he did, inspiring me to push myself harder. He was not only a valued colleague but also an actual role model. I love you and miss you dearly!
Nichole Haywood