Nicholas Brandon Hannaman
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Visitation will be September 17th from 12 noon to 2:00 pm with a service at 2:00 pm.
Nick was born May 29, 2003, he attended school for a short period of time at Carolina Forest, then the Richlands schools, and later he was home schooled.
Nick had a profound sense of humor, during his home-schooling, Nick was learning Latin and the only thing he could remember was "sum awis" . He would run around the house while flapping his arms chanting this. Sum Awis translates to "I am a bird.
Nick later joined the Army in August 2024 and married his childhood sweetheart in December 2024. Nick and Alexis first met in kindergarten when Nick threw up on Alexis and ruined her favorite shirt. It was love at first sight.
Nick loved cars! His Grandpa and him would spend hours together under a car fixing it up. Nick's dream car was a Skyline R24.
He is survived by his wife; Alexis Wilde of the home, his parents; Michael Torres and Tiffany Torres, his maternal grandfather; Terry Hoffman, siblings; Elijah Torres, Jaclynn Torres, and Isabella Torres, all who will forever and always cherish his memory.
Nick was loved by many and will be greatly missed by all.
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Angela Hannaman
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So sorry to hear of your loss. May he rest in peace.
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