Birth date: Nov 11, 1931 Death date: Aug 6, 2023
Mina Faye Hicks Dunfee, born November 11, 1931 went to be with Her Lord and Savior August 6, 2023 at Harbor Healthcare of Ironton. On the Lords Day she gained those beautiful angel wings.Faye as she liked to be called was full of Read Obituary
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It was an honor to take care of her at riversbend and harbor health care . She was always so well dressed and and loved her jewelry. You always made me smile . I loved her laugh .
Aunt Faye, sing up in heaven with your loved ones
Aunt Faye, you were one-of-a-kind. Such an inspiration as a Christian lady. You brightened up a room, always giving your best. I'll be thinking of you. The Hicks family will miss you.
Oh Aunt Faye,the memories we have,All those days we came and saw you and Uncle Fred at the house.He definitely shook his head a lot. and told ya to shut up .the sour dough bread was out of this world.You would call me when you had a loaf fresh out of the oven ,me and Christina would come up and you would cut us a slice and we would put butter on it and sit at the table and talk for hours.I will definitely miss you .Give uncle Fred a big hug and kiss for us all.
No more pain aunt Faye,go fly high and sing amazing grace.Definitely never knew what you would say next.
Love you :Anita ,Gary Webb and family
Love you Faye you will forever be in my memories, so many good times with you at rivers bend to talking with you having pizza an snacks with an of course always matching your jewelry an clothes in the evening s will always love you rest in peace 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
"Faye-Raye" as I have called her since the day I first met her 25 years ago at my niece Wendy's back yard! She and Fred were a great addition to the Short family. Fred was a quiet man and just shook his head when Faye-Raye did her little 'jigs" and blurted out her quick witted responses to the conversations in the room. She will definitely be missed by those who knew her. Sing on Faye-Raye in that heavenly choir! ❤❤
I met Ms Dundee at the River Bend nursing home. We would go visit them every week. We would sing songs together from the church song books. Ms Faye would come bouncing into the lunchroom with her red walker and she would sing Twidldle O Twill I will always remover her as a sweet fun loving Christian lady I loved her and hated that the River Bend nursing home closed. I missed seeing Ms Faye. She gave me a copy of the song TwiddleO Twill she was always smiling and laughing I am so glad I got to know her She was
and is a blessing to me. I know she must be smiling and Happy with the Lord
We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Hall
