Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameShirlie Jane Hicks 
Birth27 Feb 1941, Stokes County, NC
Death16 Feb 2002, Winston-Salem, Forsyth County, NC
Burial21 Feb 2002, Rose Cemetery, Mocksville, Davie County, NC
FatherVester Ransom Hicks (1910-1984)
MotherRumeal Marie Tuttle (1920-2009)
Spouses
Birth28 May 1947, Davidson County, NC
Death16 Feb 2002, Advance, Davie County, NC
Burial21 Feb 2002, Rose Cemetery, Mocksville, Davie County, NC
FatherReece William Boettcher (1928-1979)
MotherJenny Louise Biles (-2009)
ChildrenChristie
Notes for Shirlie Jane Hicks
Shirlie Jane Hicks Boettcher
Shirlie Jane Hicks Boettcher was born Feb. 27, 1941, in Stokes County to Rumeal Tuttle Holder of Pfafftown and the late Vester Ransom Hicks. She was the owner and operator of "Just Shirlies" cleaning service. She attended Walkertown High School and had previously worked at Western Electric.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Venita Lorraine Jordan.
Surviving are her mother and stepfather, Rumeal and Ted Holder of Pfafftown; three daughters, Christie Boettcher and Sharon Bailey, both of Mocksville and Sherry Jordan of Seattle, Wash.; a son Scott Jordan of Advance; and a sister, Verlie Hicks Creasman of Pfafftown.
Mrs. and Mrs. Boettcher are both survived by five grandsons. They were both members of the Middle Cross Baptist Church.
Winston-Salem Journal, 19 Feb 2002
Shirlie Jane Hicks Boettcher was born Feb. 27, 1941, in Stokes County to Rumeal Tuttle Holder of Pfafftown and the late Vester Ransom Hicks. She was the owner and operator of "Just Shirlies" cleaning service. She attended Walkertown High School and had previously worked at Western Electric.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Venita Lorraine Jordan.
Surviving are her mother and stepfather, Rumeal and Ted Holder of Pfafftown; three daughters, Christie Boettcher and Sharon Bailey, both of Mocksville and Sherry Jordan of Seattle, Wash.; a son Scott Jordan of Advance; and a sister, Verlie Hicks Creasman of Pfafftown.
Mrs. and Mrs. Boettcher are both survived by five grandsons. They were both members of the Middle Cross Baptist Church.
Winston-Salem Journal, 19 Feb 2002