Don and Sally Hancock of Sisters celebrated their 72th wedding anniversary on August 12.

The couple were married August 12, 1950, in Seattle, Washington.

They have three children, Ric Hancock (Cheryl), Sue Martin (Jim) and Doug Hancock (Lorie); 11 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.

Mr. Hancock is a retired Quality Control Engineer and Technical Director at Jantzen Knitting Mills in Portland, OR. He is a fellow with American Society for Quality (ASQ) and enjoys competitive Hula Dancing (3rd place at national competition) and model train building. He was a part of the Wrinkles of Washington set design, acting and singing and Olympia Choral Society (highlight was singing at Carnegie Hall).

Mrs. Hancock is a retired Speech-Language Pathologist with Portland Public Schools in Portland. She has been a member of the White Rose Circle of Kappa Delta Sorority for 50 + years and a member of Zeta Phi Eta (National Professional Fraternity in the Communication Arts and Sciences). She also enjoy Competitive Hula Dancing (3rd place at national competition) and took part in the Wrinkles of Washington set design, acting and singing.

Done and Sally were both recognized several years for their volunteer service by multiple Presidents of the United States.

They have lived in Central Oregon for 13 years.