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From Church News 27 April 1991
Robert O. Hickman, 64, assigned to the Haiti Port-au-Prince Mission; Edmonds 2nd Ward, Lynnwood Washington Stake; stake president, former stake patriarch, temple sealer, stake president's counselor, bishop, Seventies president; Young Men's counselor, Sunday School teacher, served in French Mission, 1947-49; physician; received bachelor's degree from University of Utah and medical degree from University of Maryland; born in Monticello, Utah, a son of Othello and Mary Helen Hickman; married Lucy Jean Whitesides; six children. She is a Young Women president, former temple ordinance worker, Relief Society president and counselor, early morning seminary teacher, ward and stake Relief Society teacher, Sunday School teacher, den mother; she is a medical office bookkeeper; received bachelor's degree from Utah State University; born in Layton, Utah, a daughter of Wilford Adams and Mareta Harriet Morgan Whitesides.
Dear Haiti Mission Alumni,Thanks much for your letters. We appreciate the information and addresses. Our life is fairly quiet, even mundane. Lucy is the Stake Young Women's President, a job that keeps her agitated, if not overly busy. We team teach a Sunday School class. I serve as a Sealer and Patriarch and still visit the hospital on a daily basis trying to stay somewhat up-to-date. When we left Haiti, we spent some months in Miami and along the coast of Florida with the Haitian Community and the deportees who became part of the Fort Lauderdale mission. We spent the years of '92-'94 in Raleigh, North Carolina. We enjoyed every minute of it. Please include us in your future communications. --Bob & Lucy Hickman | 
