Archie
Brown was one of the most loved funeral directors of all time and was a vital
part of the staff of Hickman Funeral Home for many years. He is still fondly
remembered by many.
This photo was taken on the "Brick Hill"
in Stearns about 1940. The car is a 1940 Cadillac.
Another View of the 1940
Cadillac
Harold
Hickman receiving certificate from Governor Martha Lane Collins commemorating 50
years of service in 1983.
Hickman Funeral Home about 1951 on the
"Hickman Hill" at Stearns.
This was the home of Hickman Funeral Home from 1948 until 1968.
Funeral Service at Pleasant
Rock Church in Smithtown about 1930
Hickman Funeral Home about 1980
Many changes and improvements have taken place since that time.
Harold Hickman about 1933. Harold was
Albert Hickman’s son and was one of the first dual licensed persons in
McCreary County.
Haydren Worley was the
General Manager of Hickman Funeral Home from 1948 until his death in 1974.
Haydren along with his wife, Mildred Hickman Worley, was responsible for building
our current location at 156 S. Main Street, Whitley City, Kentucky.
From a funeral service in
the 1930’s.