As a youngster accompanying his father and mother on medical missions trips, Dr. Hicks learned the value of making sacrifices to meet the needs of others, especially if he could use his medical training to make a difference in their lives.
His father was a doctor and his mother was a school nurse who took the children on summer vacations to small missionary hospitals in Mexico and on the southwestern Indian reservations of New Mexico.
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