Helen L. Hancock

I only met Granny twice and she was so happy to meet me. My cousin sent me a message that she was sick but no one told me she passed. I am sorry that I didn't have more time to get to know her better. I love you granny.

Granny Hancock was a true saint. A treasured jewel. When June called to tell me she had passed, I had tears of sadness for a moment, then tears of joy. She is where she wanted to be. So many funerals she would say, I'm jealous, I want to be with Jesus. Now, she is where she wanted to be rejoicing every second. Granny will be missed here but we'll see her again. Love and prayers to the family, Janis Steadman

Granny was a wonderful woman I feel blessed that I was able to know her. She always had a kind word and a loving smile on her face. She will be missed greatly. My thought and prayers are with the family.

I know she was so happy to meet Jesus and see so many that have been waiting for her. Rest in peace Helen.

Aunt Helen was a saint here on earth. You knew exactly how she felt about things and she wasn't afraid to express her opinions. She lived an exemplary life before her family and friends. She knew her Savior well and looked forward to being with family and friends in Heaven. She will be missed. Rest well Aunt Helen see you there some day. I love you very much!

"Granny" Hancock was a beautiful and amazing example for me in my life. I wasn't her granddaugter by blood but that never detered her love. She was loved, is loved and will forever be loved by all who had the pleasure of knowing her in this life. I look foward to singing hymns with her again in the "sweet by-and-by". Love you so much Granny.

Such a Blessing Sister Helen was to me. We often talked of walking on the streets of gold together, I am looking forward to that day...She will surely be missed..