Howard McRaven Bunch

He was a great guy and almost like an uncle to my brothers and I even though we were not related to him. He was a long-time friend of my father John G. Hancock who preceded him in death. They met at Texas A&M University and played pranks on each other. But their stories about them would differ. No friends like old friends.

Condolences to Francis, John, Jim, Corky, and Helen.

Howard and Frances were wonderful friends of the Hancock family

I will let the Michigan guys at Newport News Shipbuilding know.

Oh my, what a terrible loss! But what a wonderful man and great life lived. He was a dear friend and colleague for over 30 years, beginning with the Ship Production internship he and I established at Newport News Shipbuilding. I remember staying at his home with him and Frances at Ohio State / Michigan games and sitting in Michigan faculty seats with him. A rare experience for an Ohio State alum. I loved and respected him and was not alone in that. God speed sweet friend. Deepest...

I have very fond memories of Howard. It was an honor and a privilege to have met him and having been his student.

Wow, what an amazing and fulfilling life! It was an honor to have worked for him. Rest in peace Howard.

Howard made a great difference in this world, to a great many lives, including mine. Godspeed to him.

Helen and Family, I am so sorry for your loss.

Howard was a very special person who had a positive impact on many. My deepest condolences to his entire family. He will be missed by all who knew him. Dave Cole