Stacey Lynne Hancock

Stacey Lynne Hancock, 52, died October 29, 2022, after a short two-month battle with Stage 4 Metastatic Breast Cancer. She was born on November 11, 1969 in El Dorado, Arkansas. She was the daughter of Robbie Pennington and Nolan Greer and the granddaughter of Robert and Mary Jo Pennington, Billie Jean and Jack Griffin, and James and Louise Greer. Stacey was the sister of Jamie Blaise. Stacey attended Sam Rayburn High School, graduating in 1989 and going on to own a thriving Concierge Company, A Set Method, in Houston, TX. Regardless of the position she was in, she performed her duties with diligence and dignity. Stacey was organized, punctual, and meticulous in detail. She was known for keeping others organized and on track. Stacey had a tremendous love of music. She loved Dolly Parton, George Strait, and her all-time favorite was Duran Duran. Stacey met her beloved husband, Russell Hancock, in 1995. Together, they built a beautiful life. They each came to the marriage with one child. Russell had Michael; Stacey had Shelby. The two celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary in May. They are most proud of their children. Stacey adored her daughter, Shelby Hancock Lupovitch. Shelby took the Hancock name as her middle name, as a testament to her admiration of Russell and her mother. Shelby was, no doubt, Stacey’s greatest accomplishment. Stacey and Shelby were the best of friends. They talked every single morning on Shelby’s way to work. They both loved dogs and coffee. In fact, they were happiest on Stacey's back porch drinking fancy coffee and watching the dogs romp and play. They spent every weekend together, shopping, laughing, and telling stories, and could often be seen finishing each other’s sentences. When Stacey spoke of Shelby, her eyes twinkled with pride. Shelby, equally fond of her mother, is a beautiful soul and carries on Stacey’s quick wit and candor. Stacey loved her friends fiercely and loved to have a good time. She loved hydrangeas, and pink was her favorite color. She was an amazing homemaker and was known for cleaning her house with music blaring. Her home always felt warm, cozy, and welcoming. Stacey was known for being a fantastic hostess. She loved to host all of the holidays, never complaining, just happily buzzing around serving others. She never missed an opportunity to plan an event or go to a concert. She loved Happy Hour with friends and Farmer’s Markets with Russell and Shelby. Stacey was an amazing cook and was always sharing and trying new recipes. She was a mother to all, always so thoughtful and thinking of others before herself. Her smile lit up a room. People naturally gravitated toward her love of life and happy disposition. Stacey loved her husband, Russell, and everyone knew they made a great team. She took care of the inside of the house, and he took care of the outside, and the result was stunning. They were such a happy couple, always smiling and always full of love for others. They supported their family and friends with their time, talents, and treasures over and over again. They handed out love as if they were serving from an endless buffet. Russell liked to spoil Stacey, bringing her Annie’s biscuits and gravy on the weekends. And Stacey liked to spoil Russell on Sundays by making him his favorite: pot roast and mashed potatoes. The couple was happiest curled up on their big leather sofa with their current pups, Kip and Eli, and their previous pups, Max and Noe. Both lovers of good food, they loved to enjoy dinners at Escalante’s (always in the same booth) and Goode Company Seafood. Stacey lived healthily and happily until the last two months of her life. Her battle with cancer was short-lived, and she was taken too soon, but we find it a blessing that the Lord called her home before her suffering became unbearable. Stacey was positive and uplifting until the very end, reassuring her family that she loved them and that she was “a child of God.” In addition to her mother and father, Nolan Greer and Robbie Williams, and her grandparents, Mary Jo Pennington and Louise Greer, Stacey is survived by her sister, Jamie Blaise, her husband, Russell Hancock, and her children, Shelby Lupovitch and Michael Hancock. She is also survived by Wayland Hancock, Martha Hancock, Dusty Greer, Bob Williams, Chris Griffin, Ken Anctil, Gary Hancock, Daniel Hancock, Emily Hancock, Patrick Blaise, Isaac Lupovitch, Laura Peebles, Todd Peebles, Andrew Ferguson, Tommy Ferguson, Kara Standeffer, Harrison Standeffer, Brenda Gremillion, Amanda Mata, Rick Mata, Elle Mata, Kevin Underwood, Crystal Underwood, Logan Underwood, Lane Underwood and countless other family and friends in Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas. Services will be held at Second Baptist Church inside Hankamer Chapel (6400 Woodway Drive, Houston, TX 77057) at 10 AM on Friday, November 4, 2022. Visitation will follow the service at 5417 Pine Street, Bellaire, TX 77401. In lieu of flowers, the family encourages donations in Stacey’s memory to her GoFund Me page at https://gofund.me/c5df79f6.

Stacey Lynne Hancock

November 11, 1969 - October 29, 2022