Obituary of Adaire Louanne Hance

Adaire Louanne Hance was born on July 12, 1932 in Southgate California, and died on June 6, 2017 in ­­­­Banning, California.  Adaire had two siblings, Bud and Marilyn born to Raymond and Florence Willcott Blackwell, all which preceded her in death. 

Adaire grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area graduating from High School in Albany, California.  Adair modeled in her late teens and early twenties but gave up this promising career to marry and raise a family.   Adaire cared for her family and worked in the banking industry for thirteen years prior to retirement.  Adaire’s children remember her as a very loving and caring mother.  Adaire enjoyed cooking, fun and laughter with her husband, friends, and family.     She and her husband, Warren, moved to the Palm Desert area for their retirement and eventually to their current home in Banning, California.   Adaire was very involved with in the Bethany Bible Church and passionate about the grace gospel message.  She loved God and she also loved all of the church community. She was so grateful for their support with her failing health.  She was especially close with Pastor Jerry and his wife, Sandy.  Adaire deeply loved her husband and her four children. 

 She is survived by her husband, Warren George Hance and her four children, Mark Hance, Linda McKenzie, Michelle Hance, and Dennis McKenzie and his wife Barbara, and Hart Drobish.  She was also very proud of her grandchildren, as well.  Brandon McKenzie, Christopher McKenzie, and Allison Drobish.  

Adaire was a very beautiful human being that touched all that she knew and those she met for the first time.  All were blessed with her presence. We know her love is forevermore embedded in our hearts.   

A service will be held on Thursday June 15th 2:00 p.m. at the Bethany Bible Church, 375 N. Gorgonio Ave. Banning, CA 92220. Graveside service will be held Monday June 19, 2017 at 9:45 am at Riverside National Cemetery.  Any cards may be sent to the church.  The family has requested that in lieu of flowers, donations be sent to the Church to support the Youth Summer Camp scholarships.