Cheryl Hickmon Cause Of Death

Cheryl Hickman was the national president of Delta Sigma Theta, a non-profit sorority. Hickmon was elected National President in November 2021. She died just a few months after taking over as the organization’s national president.

Hickmon’s 39 years as an active member were nothing less than amazing. Serving as Golden Life Member of Delta Sigma Theta, she has served the organization as the National Vice Presiden, under Beverly E. Smith.

She also held positions as the National Secretary, Eastern Regional Director, South Atlantic Regional representative, co-chair of the National Documents Review and Revision Task Force, co-chair of the National Leadership Academy, and President of the Hartford Alumnae Chapter and Alpha Xi Chapter.

Cheryl Hickmon Cause Of Death

Cheryl Hickman was best known as the National President of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority in the United States. She was a long-serving member of the group, having served its motto for nearly four decades.

Hartford native Cheryl A. Hickmon, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. national president and chair of its national board of directors, died on Thursday after battling a recent illness, The cause of her illness is still unknown at the time of writing.

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