Max W. Hancock

Max W. Hancock - Board Member

Max has lived in Tooele County since 1970.He retired from the Tooele Army Depot in 1994 and is currently the Facility Manager for the LDS Church in Tooele County.Max has been a volunteer at HeritageWest Credit Union since 1983.Max is committed to working together to provide continued improvement in the products, services and facilities of the credit union.

Max Hancock

John Welsh, Max Hancock, Norma Worwood, Mike Johnson, Kathy Whitehouse, Kim Halladay, and John Hansen.
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Max Hancock
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Max W. Hancock - Board MemberMax has lived in Tooele County since 1970.He retired from the Tooele Army Depot in 1994 and is currently the Facility Manager for the LDS Church in Tooele County.Max has been a volunteer at TFCU since 1983.Max is committed to working together to provide continued improvement in the products, services and facilities of the credit union.

Pres. Max Hancock of the Tooele East Stake , referred in his funeral speech to the dozens of American flags flying at half-mast along the streets leading to the White Pine Chapel.As he drove past those flags , Hancock's thoughts turned to great American heroes who gave their lives for our freedom.Even though Dunman didn't die on foreign soil , he gave his life while making the streets of Salt Lake City a safer place , Hancock said.As he passed by on his bike , people in those ( Salt Lake City ) neighborhoods felt more peace because he was there to protect them and to make the area a better place for everyone.He gave his life as other heroes of this country have done , protecting us..Hancock as well as Hurst and Hodson vowed that in the days , weeks , months and years to come , they will try to make things as easy as possible for Dunman's widow and young daughters.
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It was noted by Hancock that a representative of the First Presidency of the LDS Church had also called to express condolences to the family and to ensure that local church officials were doing all they could to comfort and help Dunman's widow and other family members.In the letter from Sandi Dunman , read by Lt.