Jerry Hicks (Family - Eccentric? or Quirky?)
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Remembering Jerry
Jerry Hicks was a beloved member of our family. He will be missed by those who knew and loved him. The passing of a loved one is never an easy time, but celebrating Jerry's memory may help those left behind ease their pain.
We pray you find strength and comfort in your memories of Jerry and in the knowledge of his goodness. Abraham-Hicks Publications has setup a web page for those who wish to express their condolences.
This page is to remember Jerry our beloved family member.
We pray you find strength and comfort in your memories of Jerry and in the knowledge of his goodness. Abraham-Hicks Publications has setup a web page for those who wish to express their condolences.
This page is to remember Jerry our beloved family member.
Appreciation for Jerry Hicks
Discoveries, Connection, and Fresh Vantage Points
This is the web page for those who wish to express their condolences, share thoughts and appreciation for Jerry.
- This is the web page link. Click here.
- Jerry Hicks made his spiritual transition on Friday, November 18, 2011. Jerry loved life and lived it to the fullest. He was 84 years old. Jerry gave us a lot of years of laughter, he impacted many in positive ways. Jerry is admired for following his dreams and having a successful career. Jerry will be missed.
Que vos amam Jerry.
The day which we fear as our last is but the birthday of eternity. ~Seneca
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While we are mourning the loss of our friend,
others are rejoicing to meet him behind the veil.
~John Taylor
Jerry is loved
Jerry has joined his family members and friends who were waiting for him on the other side. Jerry is among the stars that light up the night sky, that look upon those that are still in this physical world. His love will continue to pour down through those stars to his lovely wife Esther, daughter, sons, siblings, nieces and nephews, friends and all who loved him. Jerry will be most remembered by his stories, jokes and history lessons that he shared with his family, and friends. Jerry was a friend to all who met him. Jerry's family would appreciate that all remember that Jerry was a celebrator of life, so don't mourn in sadness his departure, be uplifted by all that he shared and gave to this world.Jerry we loved you very much. All is well.
Rugs for Meditation, Reflection and Relaxation
"Love is stronger than death even though it can't stop death from happening, but no matter how hard death tries it can't separate people from love. It can't take away our memories either. In the end, life is stronger than death." ~ unknown
If I Had Words
Yvonne Keeley and Scott Fitzgerald
Jerry and Esther's love for each is a shining example for others. This song is in remembrance of their 30 years together, although they are now in seperate worlds their love for each other will last an eternity.
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Tributes
- The Gift of Jerry
- by Joe Vitale
- OV: One Vibration
- Pamela Heyen OV Administrator
- Earth Harmony Home
- Debra, Joy of Brilliance Coach
- Examiner.com
- Karen Saunder, Miami Metaphysical Examiner
- Good Vibe Bog
- Jeanette Maw
- Communion of Light
- "If you get this in time, please join me on the Matt & Phil Radio Show along with Laura Gevanter, Jeannette Maw, and Phil Giuliano as we appreciate the heck out of Jerry. That will be Wednesday night, November 23rd, at 7:30 pm EST."
- healthypages.co.uk
- Complimentary therapies and natural health
- Intl. Starseed Network
- All God's Angels Come to Us Disguised - James Russell Lowell
- Humanity Healing Community
- "Be the light of hope to those that sit in darkness"
Created by Humanity Healing International. - Celebrating Jerry Hicks
- Facebook page
- Rest Joyful
- Connecting with Zoe
- WidowsHood
- This isn't an actual tribute to Jerry, but it does contain a video that helped others move "from grief to joy" after the loss of their loved ones. This is Julia Riolo's blog.
- Life, Thoughts, & Coffee
- a blog by Frances on Jerry's transition and how death can be a good thing. It also gives thought on how we might give thought to our transitions
- My Tribute to Jerry Hicks of Abraham-Hicks
- Christopher Sherrod
- In Loving Memory of Jerry Hicks
- Karen Money Williams
- The Abe Forum
- Rampages of Appreciation - moderator David Gordon
- Hope Hospice
- A gift was made in Jerry Hicks name to Hope Hospice.
- InwardQuest
- Comments and Thoughts
- Synchrosecrets
- Comments and Thoughts
Ancient Egyptians believed that upon death they would be asked two questions and their answers would determine whether they could continue their journey in the afterlife. The first question was, "Did you bring joy?" The second was, "Did you find joy?"
~ Leo Buscaglia
Death Brings Out The Best And The Worst In Others.
Allow Grief To Bring Out Your Best
We all know that death is always tragic. What we forget and until we are faced with death of a loved one, is its effect on the living. The effect of death on the living comes in different forms and varying hues. Those left behind have the burden of coping with the loss and the accompanying grief and sadness.
Death draws out various emotions from the bereaved and shows the best and the worst traits of a human being.
Don't buy into the drama that some enjoy creating. Take time to recognize that each person handles life and death differently. Do your best to honor the dead as well as the living. Honor them by making emotional choices that are wise and not knee-jerk reactions.
" When you look back at the anguish, suffering, and traumas in your life, you'll see that these are the periods of biggest growth. After a loss that brings you dreadfully painful moments, you are a different man, a different woman. Many years later, you will be able to look back and see the positive things--togetherness in your family, faith or whatever -- that came out of your pain." ~ Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
This is a chance to reunite, forgive and let go of old wounds. Use this as a chance to allow your best side to show. We ask you to let this be your gift to Jerry.
Death draws out various emotions from the bereaved and shows the best and the worst traits of a human being.
Don't buy into the drama that some enjoy creating. Take time to recognize that each person handles life and death differently. Do your best to honor the dead as well as the living. Honor them by making emotional choices that are wise and not knee-jerk reactions.
" When you look back at the anguish, suffering, and traumas in your life, you'll see that these are the periods of biggest growth. After a loss that brings you dreadfully painful moments, you are a different man, a different woman. Many years later, you will be able to look back and see the positive things--togetherness in your family, faith or whatever -- that came out of your pain." ~ Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
This is a chance to reunite, forgive and let go of old wounds. Use this as a chance to allow your best side to show. We ask you to let this be your gift to Jerry.
- Blessings from Mary
- Our judgements of another are always a reflection of ourselves.
Mary Magdalene
The journey is the reward.
-Tao Saying
Accepting
Accept others who are weak in faith or beliefs. Don't pass judgement. Don't argue with them about what they think is right or wrong. Welcome those who have differing opinions and beliefs. Don't argue over opinions.
The best way is to lead by example. Do what is right for yourself. Let others find their way. Each person experiences things in a different way. Having faith isn't a religion. Be grateful for who you are and what you have.
The best way is to lead by example. Do what is right for yourself. Let others find their way. Each person experiences things in a different way. Having faith isn't a religion. Be grateful for who you are and what you have.
Hicks Family
Celebrate the Holidays
Without Jerry
Grief may make you want to close your eyes and ears to the holiday cheer as you cope with the loss of a loved one -- a first holiday without him.
The memories, the flashbacks, the turns your life has taken can all intensify feelings of loss, the longing for warm connections and the loneliness of being emotionally stranded during a season devoted to the realities and fantasies of family togetherness which no longer include him.
It may seem that the best you can do is to simply tolerate the holiday season. Jerry was a lover of life and he would ask that you remember him without sadness and think of all the joy he shared with you. Jerry would encourage you to find joy and fun in the season, to celebrate life. Instead of dwelling on the sadness of holidays that will never be the same, go ahead and let yourself return to that moment and feel the joy and excitement.
If a certain Christmas song brings back memories of a lost family member, let yourself experience the joy of the love you shared. Focus on the love you've experienced in your life, skipping for at least a moment any sad comparisons between then and now.
Each phase of life, each holiday season of our lives, can be joyous in different ways. Let yourself feel the gratitude for the blessings of Christmases past. Then look to the present. Sharing Christmas with an excited child or adding to a child's hope and happiness this year can help you to experience the holidays in a new and wonderful way. Reconnecting with your faith or with special people can bring peace and joy to this season. Celebrating with new friends can bring special pleasure to these days as well.
Anytime there is love and family -- there is a special holiday whatever the date on the calendar!
Merry Christmas Jerry from your family. We missed your smiling face this year, but know you were with us in spirit.
The memories, the flashbacks, the turns your life has taken can all intensify feelings of loss, the longing for warm connections and the loneliness of being emotionally stranded during a season devoted to the realities and fantasies of family togetherness which no longer include him.
It may seem that the best you can do is to simply tolerate the holiday season. Jerry was a lover of life and he would ask that you remember him without sadness and think of all the joy he shared with you. Jerry would encourage you to find joy and fun in the season, to celebrate life. Instead of dwelling on the sadness of holidays that will never be the same, go ahead and let yourself return to that moment and feel the joy and excitement.
If a certain Christmas song brings back memories of a lost family member, let yourself experience the joy of the love you shared. Focus on the love you've experienced in your life, skipping for at least a moment any sad comparisons between then and now.
Each phase of life, each holiday season of our lives, can be joyous in different ways. Let yourself feel the gratitude for the blessings of Christmases past. Then look to the present. Sharing Christmas with an excited child or adding to a child's hope and happiness this year can help you to experience the holidays in a new and wonderful way. Reconnecting with your faith or with special people can bring peace and joy to this season. Celebrating with new friends can bring special pleasure to these days as well.
Anytime there is love and family -- there is a special holiday whatever the date on the calendar!
Merry Christmas Jerry from your family. We missed your smiling face this year, but know you were with us in spirit.
It is easy to hate and it is difficult to love. This is how the whole scheme of things works. All good things are difficult to achieve; and bad things are very easy to get. ~ Confucius
Keepsake
- Abraham-Hicks Publications
- Web link for Abraham-Hicks Publications HQ
Abe Blog
Books by Jerry and Esther Hicks
"When you are grateful fear disappears and abundance appears"
~ Anthony Robbins
New Year
2012
2012 has started. Things will be different. New traditions, ideas and ways of doing things will come about. Changes continue to happen as our family continues to grow. It will be a good year.
We love you and miss you.
We love you and miss you.
Helpful Books
Past Era
- Hard Times: Arkansas Depression Era
- Animals of war at WWI Museum in New Orleans
- NOAC
- French-Canadian Americans
- Portuguese Americans
- Parish History
- DAC
- USS Langley
- The National WWII Museum
- Warren Easton
- Colorado School of Mimes
- Generation - wikipedia
- This has a good description of the different cultural generations.
- Silent Generation
- Jerry is a member of the Silent Generation . His father belonged to the Lost Generation and his mother to the Greatest Generation.
- French Came to the City in A Fever
- Newspaper clipping regarding the French Immigrants in Fall River. Fre
- What does a shrinking Portuguese population mean for Fall River?
- Newspaper article about ties to the sister Azorean city of Ponta Delgada.
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Quiz
A little quiz to see what you know about the year 1927.
What events were shaping the lives of those who are part of the Silent/Mature Generation. The members of this generation were children during the war or they fought in World War II. This group is a combination of two generations. Veterans (1901 - 1924) and Silent (1925 - 1942). Of the generations the Matures are the smallest group. There are approximately 55 million people that fall in to this generation. They are considered to be the wealthiest generation. In more recent years this group has received acknowledgements for many of their efforts. Tom Brokaw has written about them in his book "The Greatest Generation."
How much do you know about some of the years that shaped their lives?
"Being happy doesn't mean that everything is perfect. It means you've decided to look beyond the imperfections." -Unknown
Depression Era Survival Basics & Stories
Many lessons that were learned by those who lived through the depression were passed down as stories.
Museums
Museums provide historical data and snapshots of how previous generations lived. The capture the events that shaped the lives of those who lived within specific periods of history.
- Shiloh Museum
- The Shiloh Museum provides a regional history that focuses on the Northwest Arkansas Ozarks.
It is not all of life to live, nor yet all of death to die. For life and death are one, and only those who will consider the experience as one may come to understand or comprehend what peace indeed means
- Edgar Cayce
Assorted Resource Material for Genealogists
(and a little history)
- White Slavery, what the Scots already know.
- For those having difficulty finding your Scottish or Irish Ancestors on passengers list this may shed some light on why.
- Old New Orleans
- This site has old photos, links to assorted schools and institutions in Old New Orleans.
- Circus Historical Society
- Circus History and Message Board.
Information indicates that Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus did take a winter tour to Cuba in the winter of 1950/1951. The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus route books do not provide any information on the Cuba tour, but I have been directed to some other possible sources for this information.
Additional information indicates that Al G. Kelly-Miller Bros. Circus went to Cuba in the late 1940's early 1950's. During that period there was political unrest, the group was detained in Cuba for a while before being released and allowed to return to the US. A second source believes that the Kelly-Miller Circus did not go to Cuba. This source believes that the Kelly-Miller Circus did ship a loaded elephant truck to Havana, Cuba about December 1959. The 1960 route book shows the truck on a flat car at Miami, Florida enroute to Cuba. I am continuing to research this information.
I also found indication that other circuses may have been in Cuba from 1930 to 1950. - New Orleans Radio Shrine
- History of New Orleans Radio Stations
- Digitial History
- Children & WWII
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Depression
- Wikipedia Info on the Great Depression
- Dear Mrs. Roosevelt
- How the Depression Affected Children
- Digital History
- Children & the Great Depression
- historyking.com
- Great Depression Lifestyle for Children
- WPA Historical Records Survey
- Explanation as to what Works Progress Administration was and how it has benefited genealogists. Although, there are still records that have never been scanned or microfilmed.
- RINGLING BROS AND BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS COMBINED SHOWS. ROUTE, PERSONNEL AND STATISTICS FOR THE SEASON OF 1949...
- The Big Show Goes to Cuba
By Roland Butler - Texas Historical Commission
- Texas State Agency for Historic Preservation
- Arkansas History Commission
- Arkansas State Agency for Historic Preservation
- Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records
- Information regarding accessing Arizona's public records. Many are still not available via internet.
- Encyclopedia of Arkansas
- Arkansas History and Culture during WWII
- Timeline 1492 - 1699
- Timeline for African American History and Women.
- Malungu
- Information on origin of the Malungu
- Historical Timeline
- Illegal Immigration and Legal Immigration to the United States
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grannysage Dec 3, 2011 @ 1:47 pm | delete
- This is such a lovely synchronicity that I have to share it with you. Yesterday I was feeling kind of down and wanted to do something to raise my vibration. So I spent the afternoon watching Abraham videos on You-Tube. I didn't realize that Jerry had transitioned until later.
I was feeling so good, I wanted to share the feeling with my husband. So I told him I had "signed us up" for a seminar and he had to go. We spent the evening watching these videos and both of us felt revitalized. Then I check my Squidoo page and found your lovely visit to my Pagan decoration page. Following you back to your lensmaster page I told my husband, "look at this, the top lens is about Jerry Hicks.
I was even more astounded when I visited this lens and realized that Jerry was part of your family. I just love when we re-discover how everyone is connected.
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Pam
Dec 2, 2011 @ 1:29 pm | delete
- I would love to know more about Jerry. I learned a lot from him and Esther. I like this lens and the quote about the Egyptians.
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SiochainGraSonas
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- Jerry had a very interesting life. One day we will share it. He is an amazing man.
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autofanatic Dec 2, 2011 @ 1:24 am | delete
- I got a lot from reading all of Jerry's work over the years and am sorry to hear of his passing. I suppose he's now enjoying his time with Abraham once again. Blessings of peace and joy to Esther.
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SiochainGraSonas
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Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah
A message for Jerry
I woke up with that Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah feeling today. Lot's of sunshine and good feeling today. Family is in town, good food and lots of love for everyone today. We are thinking of you and sharing loads of good memories.
I feel like you are smiling down on all of us today. We love you,
I feel like you are smiling down on all of us today. We love you,
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Notes about my family genealogy project
Many don't realize the hours that go into a genealogy project. I skipped several generations to put this page up for Jerry. I wanted to remember him and have something to build on and that will happen as time progresses. Jerry and his siblings had a very interesting life. Jerry's story is a wonderful and one that is very inspiring to those of us who knew him and loved him.
I am one of several in my family who is or has worked on various branches of the family tree. It is labor intensive, but one that is done with much love for those we wish to remember and whose history we wish to share with future generations.
There are still many genealogy records that have not been digitized yet. So a lot of the story is not online. My family members and I spend a lot of time tracking down information. We all have acquired over the years numerous photo albums and boxes full of family mementos. Some are very well documented with dates and names. Others we try to bring to family gatherings to find out what someone else might know about a particular person, photo or item. It also means when we are able to vacation in an area or maybe have a family member already in that area who willing to visit the site of the original sources of data to gather information and make necessary copies to send back to us.
I believe that our ancestors want to their story to be told. I am continuing what others before me started. Keep in mind that for me and others at this time Jerry's story, like several other of our ancestors stories is a work in progress and we work this around our families, jobs, and other activities. It is important to the family that the information be from reliable sources and not based on unreliable sources.
Please check back for updates. We appreciate your interested.
I am one of several in my family who is or has worked on various branches of the family tree. It is labor intensive, but one that is done with much love for those we wish to remember and whose history we wish to share with future generations.
There are still many genealogy records that have not been digitized yet. So a lot of the story is not online. My family members and I spend a lot of time tracking down information. We all have acquired over the years numerous photo albums and boxes full of family mementos. Some are very well documented with dates and names. Others we try to bring to family gatherings to find out what someone else might know about a particular person, photo or item. It also means when we are able to vacation in an area or maybe have a family member already in that area who willing to visit the site of the original sources of data to gather information and make necessary copies to send back to us.
I believe that our ancestors want to their story to be told. I am continuing what others before me started. Keep in mind that for me and others at this time Jerry's story, like several other of our ancestors stories is a work in progress and we work this around our families, jobs, and other activities. It is important to the family that the information be from reliable sources and not based on unreliable sources.
Please check back for updates. We appreciate your interested.
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Commorating Today
Memories flowed
A few of us gathered today and memories flowed. There was laughter and tears. Happy and sad stories. If only we could capture them all to share with our future generations.
As I watched the faces of those who had 30 plus beautiful loving years with their life partners, it brought this song to mind. We honor all of you and all family who transitioned before you and those who will join you when their time eventually comes.
Jerry, I hope you are enjoying your reunion with your cousins and ancestors that were waiting for you and that are no longer with us physically here on earth, as we plan to enjoy those that are still with us in this world.
You are loved.
As I watched the faces of those who had 30 plus beautiful loving years with their life partners, it brought this song to mind. We honor all of you and all family who transitioned before you and those who will join you when their time eventually comes.
Jerry, I hope you are enjoying your reunion with your cousins and ancestors that were waiting for you and that are no longer with us physically here on earth, as we plan to enjoy those that are still with us in this world.
You are loved.
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Happy Easter!
We missed you.
It was a beautiful warm sunny day and very quiet one for the majority of us.
It has been an eventful few months for us. Several family members have been working through their family and personal concerns. I know I have had a lot of dialogs with you about several of these things. I know it is funny, but I, like Esther feel that you are here helping work through these things. I am told that is a normal feeling to have while going through the grief process. For whatever reason, it brings me great comfort. I don't mind if this feeling continues forever. You were a rock. I didn't realize how many of us depended on you in so many different ways until you weren't physically here with us.
I thought you would like to know some news from the medical front. It seams that one of the drugs given to leukemia patients may help those with parkinsons. It is still in research stage, but I know you would like to know this news because of our love for those that we hold dear in our lives that suffer from the disease. It isn't a cure, it just slows the disease down. I do admire the fact that these individuals don't close their doors or options and keep seeking, just like you. The drug may be coming to late for some, but for future generations there is hope. I am registered with the National Marrow Registry and am encouraging others to do so as well. If more people signed up, we might be able to save or extend more lives.
I am sure you already know this, but all of us are doing pretty good. Inspite of the rough year we all came through and what we know lies ahead, I think it has brought all of even closer together. If it is possible to be even closer than we were. I don't think it has taken away anyone's individuallity or independence, but we are closer now in spirit than before.
I haven't forgotten that even with all the medical advances, it is most important to take care of our bodies. We are given this body as a gift and we need to focus on caring for it while we are physically here. To do this we need to care for a minds, bodies and spirit.
Jerry you are loved and missed very much.
It has been an eventful few months for us. Several family members have been working through their family and personal concerns. I know I have had a lot of dialogs with you about several of these things. I know it is funny, but I, like Esther feel that you are here helping work through these things. I am told that is a normal feeling to have while going through the grief process. For whatever reason, it brings me great comfort. I don't mind if this feeling continues forever. You were a rock. I didn't realize how many of us depended on you in so many different ways until you weren't physically here with us.
I thought you would like to know some news from the medical front. It seams that one of the drugs given to leukemia patients may help those with parkinsons. It is still in research stage, but I know you would like to know this news because of our love for those that we hold dear in our lives that suffer from the disease. It isn't a cure, it just slows the disease down. I do admire the fact that these individuals don't close their doors or options and keep seeking, just like you. The drug may be coming to late for some, but for future generations there is hope. I am registered with the National Marrow Registry and am encouraging others to do so as well. If more people signed up, we might be able to save or extend more lives.
I am sure you already know this, but all of us are doing pretty good. Inspite of the rough year we all came through and what we know lies ahead, I think it has brought all of even closer together. If it is possible to be even closer than we were. I don't think it has taken away anyone's individuallity or independence, but we are closer now in spirit than before.
I haven't forgotten that even with all the medical advances, it is most important to take care of our bodies. We are given this body as a gift and we need to focus on caring for it while we are physically here. To do this we need to care for a minds, bodies and spirit.
Jerry you are loved and missed very much.
Our souls may lose their peace and even disturb other people's, if we are always criticizing trivial actions - which often are not real defects at all, but we construe them wrongly through our ignorance of their motives. ~ Saint Teresa
Fiesta
Esther is in Texas this year for Fiesta! The San Antonio workshop was scheduled during the first weekend of events. Everything is breath taking this year. I hope your are enjoying all the beautiful flowers, wildflowers and cacti from your vantage point. Esther decided to share the beauty with as many people as she could while she was home and threw a party. I am hoping all those that came for the workshop enjoyed the opportunity to participate in the festivities. Not just Esther's party, but all that our area has to offer. The weather was perfect. What a glorious time.
Have I told you lately how much you are loved and appreciated? If not, if not I am telling you now.
Have I told you lately how much you are loved and appreciated? If not, if not I am telling you now.
Memorial Day
Decoration Day
Jerry, we didn't forget you this year. The family gathered and remembered you, our Service Members and all who transition before you. One of your cousins transitioned a few days later. You already knew that, he is there with you. Both of you were amazing inspirations in our lives. The gathering was filled with bittersweet memories and moments. I wouldn't change one moment of the gathering.
We love you, Jerry. You are missed.
We love you, Jerry. You are missed.
Do not seek death.
Death will find you.
But seek the road which makes death a fulfillment.
~ Dag Hammerskjvld
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