WICKIZER, Sylvia Edna

The Wickenburg Sun, Wickenburg, Arizona Wednesday, April 25, 2012 Sylvia Edna Wickizer started her journey in this world on July 20, 1944 in Woodville, Minn., and ended her ride on April 12. After college, she started in the legal profession as a legal secretary and an officer of the Superior Court. She eventually moved to Arizona where she began doing private investigations along with real estate sales and became a real estate broker. She was well known as the broker of Roundup Realty and Hoofprint Investigations. Sylvia was also affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Magicians, National Association of Realtors, and General Federation Woman’s Club of Morristown. She was also a former member of Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce and the Elks Lodge. Sylvia was an avid horsewoman and a cowgirl at heart. One of her favorite pastimes was going on several cattle drives and roundups in California and Arizona on her beloved quarter horse Mr. E. Sylvia did a lot for her communities and friends. She will be remembered as a loyal friend and for her inquisitive nature, sense of humor, and caring and generous spirit. She made an impact on all the lives she touched and will be forever missed but never forgotten. Sylvia is survived by her daughters Janelle Noble of Tennessee and Wendy Wickizer of Riverside, Calif.; grandchildren Marcie Roth, Alexander Roth and London Smith; and step-daughters Sherry Wickizer-Conger of Utah and Leslie MacMillan of California. In lieu of flowers, it is requested that donations be made to help with Sylvia’s final expenses and cremation. Anyone wishing to donate can do so at any Chase Bank in care of Sylvia E. Wickizer, Donation Fund Account 436911163, or mailed c/o Sylvia Wickizer, P.O. Box 306, Morristown, AZ 85342. A celebration of life for Sylvia will be held this Saturday (April 28) at 11 a.m. at the Faith Community Church, 19007 W. Roadrunner Road in Wittmann. Take Grand Avenue to Jomax, go west approximately of a mile. Turn right (north) at the Faith Community Church sign and follow the dirt road back two blocks to the church on the southeast corner of 191st and Roadrunner Road.
Posted by Sharla on April 25, 2012

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