Kiercy Faith Hickson

Kiercy Faith Hickson, 20, of Stillwater, passed away tragically on May 22, 2026, in a head-on collision caused by a driver traveling the wrong direction. Our hearts are shattered by the sudden loss of such a beautiful young soul, taken far too soon.

Born September 27, 2005, in Bartlesville to Wesley “Dub” and Regina Dawn Hickson, Kiercy possessed a bright spirit, a compassionate heart, and a fierce determination that touched everyone around her. She was baptized at age 8 in Wynona and loved the Lord deeply throughout her life.

Kiercy graduated from Epic Charter Schools in 2024 and was attending cosmetology school, with dreams of completing her education and moving to Dallas to begin the next chapter of her life. Before discovering her love for cosmetology, Kiercy once dreamed of becoming a traveling journalist, a reflection of her adventurous spirit and curiosity about the world around her. She was hardworking, driven, and full of ambition, but more importantly, she was deeply loved by everyone who knew her.

Kiercy brought light, laughter, kindness, and love everywhere she went. She had a beautiful smile and a way of making people feel instantly seen and valued. Whether she was serving customers at work, laughing with friends, spending time with family, or talking about her dreams for the future, she carried a warmth that drew people to her naturally.

She loved being outdoors: fishing, riding four-wheelers from a young age, and taking walks down her family’s dirt road. She loved music of every kind, loved to sing, and even played the ukulele when she was younger. Kiercy was goofy, fearless, sassy, tenderhearted, adventurous, and unapologetically herself. As she grew older, she embraced all things girly. She loved tattoos and never went anywhere without her nails and lashes done. She loved the color pink, Dutch Bros coffee runs, making memories with the people she loved, and dreaming about all that was still to come. Her favorite saying, often said with dramatic flair, was simply: “Stooooop!”

Kiercy did not shy away from hard work and genuinely loved interacting with people. She began working at just 16 years old, serving coffee at her parents’ Red Barn Coffee business, before continuing her work at Tropical Smoothie Cafe and Louie's Grill & Bar. Most recently, she loved her job at Buffalo Wild Wings, where she felt right at home.

Above all, Kiercy loved the Lord. Her faith was not just something she spoke about; it was something she lived. She studied God’s Word faithfully and reflected His love through her kindness, compassion, and the way she treated people. Though our hearts are broken beyond words, we find peace in knowing she is now safely in the presence of Jesus.

The silence left behind by her passing is unbearable, and she will be missed more than words can ever express. Though her life on earth was brief, the impact she made will last forever.

Cherished child of God, devoted to His Word, beloved by family and friends, and treasured always, now walking the streets of Heaven.

Kiercy was a beloved daughter, sister, niece, cousin, and a treasured friend. Her memory will live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.

She will be forever loved and deeply missed by her parents, Wesley “Dub” and Regina Hickson; her siblings, Thomas Casey and Allie Hickson; her grandmothers, Cheryl Stiles and Dana Standridge; and her many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends who adored her.

A celebration of Kiercy’s life will be held Thursday, May 28, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. at Life.Church, 1917 N. Country Club Rd., Stillwater, Oklahoma. Everyone who loved Kiercy is invited to wear pink in honor of her favorite color. Flowers may be sent directly to the church prior to the service.

Condolences may be shared at Dighton-Marler Funeral Home, www.dightonmarler.com.