It is with deep sorrow, yet profound gratitude for a life well lived, that we extend our heartfelt condolences on the passing of Marilyn Hickey, who departed this life on April 25, 2026. A devoted minister, global evangelist, and faithful servant of God, she leaves behind a legacy that has touched countless lives across generations and continents.
Marilyn Hickey dedicated her life to sharing the message of faith, hope, and redemption. Through decades of ministry, she carried the Word of God into nations around the world, including places many believed unreachable. Her unwavering commitment to spreading the gospel inspired millions, transcending borders, cultures, and circumstances. She was not only a teacher of faith but a living example of it—steadfast, compassionate, and deeply devoted to her calling.
For many, her influence began early in life. Families gathered to hear her teachings, and her voice became a source of comfort and spiritual strength. Her ministry was not confined to pulpits or platforms; it reached into homes, hearts, and personal journeys. Stories of her prayers, encouragement, and compassion reflect a woman who cared deeply for individuals, even those she never met in person. Her belief in the power of God to heal, restore, and transform lives remains a cornerstone of her enduring impact.
Beyond her public ministry, Marilyn Hickey was a spiritual mother to many—a guiding presence who modeled humility, perseverance, and unwavering faith. She demonstrated what it meant to remain anchored in truth while being sensitive to the needs of others. Her teachings will continue to echo through the lives she influenced and the generations she helped shape.
While we mourn her passing, we also celebrate the extraordinary legacy she leaves behind. Her life stands as a testament to faith in action and a reminder of the far-reaching power of a life devoted to service.
To her family, friends, and the global community she impacted, we offer our deepest sympathies. May you find comfort in the countless lives she uplifted and in the enduring message she carried.
“Well done, good and faithful servant.”
