Monthly Archives: June 2015

Did you ever try to balance a straight broom in the palm of your hand?  As a middle schooler I used to be pretty good at it though my mother would make me take it out of the house before … Continue reading →

“A good man is hard to find, and worth far more than diamonds. His wife trusts him without reserve and never has reason to regret it…Many men have done wonderful things, but you’ve outclassed them all…the man to be admired … Continue reading →

Simply put, I would describe my dad, Norman Hancock as,”What you saw was what you got.” Never flamboyant or complex, he was a quiet, unassuming man who could be counted on to do an exceptional  job at whatever he tackled.  Whether racing his friend and annual … Continue reading →