Lucille Wood Hancock

Birth date: Jun 1, 1935 Death date: May 18, 2026

Lucille Wood Hancock, 90, passed away peacefully on May 18, 2026. She was born on June 1, 1935, in Fort Worth to W.W. Wood and Ellen Gertrude Bryan Wood. At the age of two, her family moved to Longview, where she would spend the r Read Obituary

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Betty Wilson

18m ago

Aunt Lucille put her family first. She worked hard and took care of her family. She was strong and, being the wife of a firefighter took lots of courage. She was always with us at family gatherings. Her inner strength helped her survive many struggles with her health. Her faith kept her going. I have many fond memories of her. She and Mother came to see me in Dallas and they both went home with 6 pairs of shoes which they had to sneak in the house with. She came to visit us in Florida.

Betty Wilson

1h ago

Sent an Angel's Embrace Bouquet to the Hancock family.

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Betty W.

2h ago

Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Lucille.

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Renee Nolen

2h ago

I was blessed to have the privilege of working under Lucille for a time at LeTourneau. That job was my favorite of all time partly because of her. She was a hard worker and a fun story teller. Wonder if she ever forgave me for bringing goat milk cheese (which wasn't a thing in the 90's) to a luncheon but not telling her what it was until after she thoroughly enjoyed it! She was a hoot! So thankful for my time with her. Prayers for comfort and peace to you all. Renee Nolen

Pamela Wilson

1d ago

One of my favorite memories of Aunt Lucille is when she and Uncle Bob would come over with Jerry and Robert to make homemade ice cream at our house on Cambridge Lane in the summer when we were kids. There was always lots of jovial chatter and the ice cream freezers would be churning. She and my mom (Eva) got a huge laugh when they asked me what flavor of ice cream I wanted and I said "pistachio." They were shocked I even knew how to pronounce the word as it was not a common flavor to find back then and I was pretty young. She was also known for always never going anywhere without her hair being perfectly coiffed and wearing an equally perfectly coordinated outfit.