Don Hancock
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Did not realize Edna Monica has passed away. She & Lance were good friends & I didn't know about him til recently & her today. My transition from WAHS to adult life was tumultuous & they & their Mother were good friends. I had not forgotten & only wish I'd kept in touch. Living keeps us busy but good memories bless our hearts. God is good!
Just thought about running into you at Sears (?) on the San Marcos square. Always enjoyed talking with you & pray you are well. Finally got life together somewhat & am enjoying two small grandsons River & Silas. Retired, I sing at nursing homes & look after my 94 year old Dad. Hope life has been good for you, I really enjoyed that visit in San Marcos. May God bless you in every way, Don
Remember 1968 & a trip from Alice to Nashville to Kentucky? A real learning experience with Southwestern Book Co. I feel happy, I feel great, I feel terrific! Looks like you’ve had a good life & survived well! May God bless you & your family!
Really enjoying being a GramPa! My two grandsons, River & Silas, are such a joy to behold. Hard to believe at one time I didn’t think I’d ever marry, have kids, or grandkids. This weekend also brought up memories of football at Memorial Stadium & the fighting Alice Coyotes! My brother & I talk on the phone often & remember life in the 1960’s in Alice. I am thankful & grateful for the many good memories we share but also that our father still is with us. He’ll be 94 in October & it is a privilege to wander to Lufkin & shop for him at WalMart regularly. The two hour drive there & two hours back is a great time to thank God for every day I get. I’m still singing at nursing homes regularly & the years at First Baptist in the choir Sunday morning trained me well. Somehow, now I feel pretty close to living in a nursing home myself. The old hymns I sing remind me of simple faith & the grace of God. He has blessed me so much & sharing “It is Well With My Soul” or “I’ll Fly Away” comes straight from my heart. More than singing “The Hills of Home” at the graduation of WAHS class of 1968. I dreamed of being an opera star then & never came close. Later, I thought I’d write great songs like Willie or Robert Earl Keen. Wrote quite a few that I’ve forgotten but I never lost the joy of music. God has blessed me to be able to strum my guitar & sing all these years! Guess I’ll keep on pickin & grinnin! May God bless you!
Posted on: May 09, 2022 at 3:45 PM
Grandson #2 Silas Rayne Hancock born March 11,2022
Best of the Sixties and Before . . . . .
The William Adams High School Class of 1967 is Celebrating 50 Years since Graduation With A Reunion
ALL WAHS Grads from 1970 & Before are Invited
Tickets now on sale at : Eventbrite.com
Type in date, October 6, 2017 & San Antonio
$50 Each
Or By Check To : WAHS Class of 1967
2320 Windsong Trail-Round Rock, Texas 78664
(Include names of all attendees & current email or mailing address with checks as well as class graduated with)
Event Date: Friday, October 6, 2017
Place: Pedrotti’s North Wind Ranch in
The Brookmill Building
13715 FM 1560 North (just west of Loop 1604)
San Antonio, Texas
Time: 6:00 PM – Midnight
Dinner, Music, Free Parking in Front of Venue, Security, and Wonderful Friends to share many memories with . . . . .
Bar with $5 only Alcoholic Beverages available
List of Nearby Hotels with AARP Discounts and Area maps will be provided before Event, if Requested
Posted on: Aug 09, 2015 at 3:34 AM