Robert Earl Hancock

Robert, or "Bo" to his many friends, was born in Houston, Texas and lived his full 17 years in Seabrook and Houston. Robert finished high school, having attended St. Thomas Episcopal and Bellaire High School. He was a camper at Camp La Junta for nine summers as well as Concordia Japanese Language Camp. He was enrolled at Houston Community College and hoped to attend Savannah College of Art and Design and pursue a career in game design.
Robert was a dreamer, a young man with high hopes, a big imagination, and a gentle way with those around him. He always saw the best in his friends and family, looking for peace and harmony, even when times were tough. A counselor to many of his peers, he was known for good advice and a giving spirit.
Robert's fire was bright but all too brief. He found courage in stories, immersing himself in adventure and new experiences. He will be remembered for his dry sense of humor, his kindness towards all, and for everything he taught his family and friends about love and acceptance. His passion for music, classic games, and cosplay will long leave an echo in our hearts and minds.
Robert is survived by his parents (Brad and India), his siblings (Adair, Bradley, and Eliza), grandparents (Col. Robert and Prissy DaCamara Hancock; Barbara Christian Chumney), Uncles (Bob Hancock, Jr.; Chris Chumney), Aunts (Dolly Hancock; Jennifer Hancock; Amy Chumney), cousins (Trey and Katelyn Hancock; Logan, Cade, and India Chumney), countless friends and extended family, especially Glen and Mallory Fullerton, as well as his cat ("Stuffed Cheesy Crust").
Memorial contributions may be directed to the link below: https://ghcf.kimbia.com/robertbohancockmemorialfoundation