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Kevin Richard Hancock
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Kevin was an avid hunter who enjoyed bowling, golfing, playing cards, and drinking coffee. His love for these activities brought joy to his life and to those around him.
He is preceded in death by his father, Karl Hancock, his mother, Joan Hancock, and his brother, Martin.
He is survived by his five siblings: Debra Russo (husband Michael), Dennis (wife Linda), Jeff (wife Mary), Karla Orlosky, and Christina Duska (husband Brian).
He leaves behind his daughters: Tara Pound (husband Darrell) of Greenfield Township, Joy Biebel (husband Randy) of Greene Township, Sonya Wroblewski (husband Jay) of Biloxi, Suzanne Keith (husband Ron) of Greene Township, and Laura Connolly (husband James) of Corry. He was a proud grandfather of 11 and cherished his 8 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Kevin is also survived by his former spouses, Belinda Loomis of 25 years and Karen Hancock of 25 years.
Kevin will be deeply missed by his best friends, family members, and all who knew him. Funeral arrangements will be private.
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Carol Niles MacWhirter
December 24, 2024
I knew Kevin in grade school, then again in high school. He was a gentle soul and a friend in my youth. I knew he had health issues as he told me about it. I worked with his sister-in-law, Linda, when I began my career at Marine Bank in 1973. I would, occasionally get updates from her when I inquired.
I´m saddened to hear of his passing and wish God speed to Kevin and God bless his family.
Carol Niles MacWhirter
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Rebecca/Brent Allen
December 21, 2024
Kevin was such a great guy. He had a quiet, funny sense of humor. We knew he was having a hard time with his medical issues, but it´s still a shock to see the death. Notice rest in peace Kevin God bless the family and you in this time of sorrow.
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