Jonathan Robert Bicker, 47, of Winnsboro, Louisiana, passed away on May 15, 2025. A beloved

husband, son, brother, uncle, and friend, Jonathan leaves behind a legacy of gratitude,

thoughtfulness, and unwavering love for his family.

Born on September 24, 1977, in Monroe, Louisiana, Jonathan was the cherished son of Nancy

Anne Zdan Bicker of Winnsboro and the late Robert Joseph Bicker. He was raised in a loving

home and was a proud Eagle Scout. He graduated from Ouachita High School and went on to

attend Northeast Louisiana University. Jonathan was extremely talented with all things

technology, however, his contributions at work went far beyond his technological talents.

Jonathan's advanced expertise and experience took him all over the world through his former

employers JPMorgan Chase, CenturyTel, Standard Chartered Bank, and Iron Mountain

Incorporated. He was employed with Citizens Bank in Providence, Rhode Island, as the Contact

Center Business Solutions Director, Senior Vice President. He was known for his intelligence,

diligence, and passion for his work. Jonathan was recently recognized for his outstanding work

and given a prestigious innovation award. While countless people—both professionally and

personally—relied on him for guidance, he never hesitated to share his knowledge or lend a

hand, regardless of the personal sacrifice.

Jonathan was deeply devoted to his wife of 20 years, Nancy Myers Bicker, with whom he

shared a life full of love, laughter, and adventure. He adored and cared for her wholeheartedly,

and their bond was evident to all who knew them. Jonathan's love for Nancy, his mother, and

his family was unlimited. Jonathan also had a unique and beautiful way of making everyone feel

valued, especially his nieces and nephews, whom he treated as his own.

A devoted fan of the Houston Astros and everything LSU Tigers, Jonathan loved sports, but his

passions extended far beyond the field. Jonathan enjoyed cooking and entertaining for friends

and family. No one wanted to miss a meal when Jonathan was cooking. He loved bringing

people together over good food and heartfelt conversation. Jonathan was also deeply interested

in politics, history, documentaries, technology, and mathematics. Anyone who knew Jonathan

knew he had an endless and special love for animals—especially his beloved dogs, Bruno,

Ginger, and Ruby.

Jonathan was known for his warmth and generosity. His thoughtful nature and steady presence

brought comfort and happiness to everyone around him. He was baptized and confirmed at First

Methodist Church in Monroe, Louisiana, and later attended First Methodist Church in

Winnsboro. Jonathan took great pride in caring for his family and friends, always putting the

needs of others before his own. He had a servant's heart and a deep love for those in his life.

To Jonathan, friends were family, and if you were his friend, you knew a love that was genuine,

unwavering, and rare.

He is survived by his loving wife, Nancy Myers Bicker of Winnsboro, Louisiana; his mother,

Nancy Anne Zdan Bicker of Winnsboro, Louisiana; his brother, Michael Ross Bicker of Monroe,

Louisiana; his uncles, Mike Zdan of The Villages, Florida, and Phillip Grow of Holland, Michigan;

his father and mother-in-law, Walter and Jackie Myers of Sicily Island, Louisiana; his sister-in-

law, Tish Taylor and her husband Adam of Winnsboro; his brother-in-law, Matt Myers and his

wife Leanne of Winnsboro; and cherished nieces and nephews Jacob Myers, Will Budemer,

Anna Myers, and Dani Myers. He also leaves behind many extended family members and

friends who will miss him dearly.

Jonathan was preceded in death by his father, Robert Bicker; maternal grandparents, Michael

Zdan, Sr. and Catherine Zdan Grow; and paternal grandparents, Ross E. and Nell Bicker.

Pallbearers are Matt Myers, Jacob Myers, Adam Taylor, Will Budemer, Chad Grubbs, Brooks

McCall, Carlo Sciara III, Carlo Sciara IV, Nicholas Sciara, Will Edwards, Rodney Newsom, and

Thomas Nelson.

Honorary pallbearers are Paul Cunningham, John Nelson, Carlo Sciara Jr. and Walter Myers Jr.

Visitation will be held on Tuesday, May 20 at 6:00 PM at Dennard's Funeral Home in

Winnsboro, Louisiana. The funeral service will take place on Wednesday, May 21 at First

Methodist Church of Winnsboro, Louisiana at 11:00 AM. Streaming of the service will be

available on YouTube by searching First Methodist Church Winnsboro, LA or on Facebook by

searching First Methodist Church of Winnsboro, La

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Boy Scouts of America, SOS

Pets of Ouachita, and the Jena High School Barbecue Club.

Jonathan's life was a reflection of grace, humor, and humility. Though his passing leaves a deep

void, his love, legacy, and laughter will continue to live on in the hearts of all who knew and

loved him.