Hannah Robbins Tucker
Aug 20th, 1990 - Mar 4th, 2020- Birth Date: Aug 20, 1990
- Death Date: Mar 4, 2020
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Biography: Hannah Robbins Tucker peacefully passed away Wednesday, March 4, 2020 surrounded by loved ones. She was born August 20, 1990 in Little Rock, Arkansas. She is survived by her father, Dr. Stephen and Meredith Tucker of Little Rock and her mother, Teena Tucker of Florence, Alabama. Hannah is also survived by her brothers, Daniel Tucker, John David and Mary Frances Tucker, niece, Olivia Grace Tucker, nephew, Thomas Rush Tucker all of Little Rock, and grandparents Ed and Mary Lou Robbins of Florence, Alabama, as well as many Robbins and Tucker relatives.
Hannah is preceded in death by her sister, Mary Grace Tucker and her grandparents, Lott R. and Mae Anne Tucker.
Hannah was a long time resident of the Conway Human Development Center.
A private graveside service celebrating Hannah will be held at Pinecrest Memorial Park.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to The Conway Human Development Center, 150 E Siebenmorgan Road, Conway, AR 72032, RettsSyndrome.org, online or at 4600 Dewitt Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45246 or to the charity of your choice.
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Hannah Tucker was a beautiful angel from the day she arrived at her loving home in Little Rock. She blessed all of our lives with her angelic beauty, her blonde hair and her heavenly blue eyes. Her sweet spirit filled the air with laughter and love. She made everyone’s day brighter as she went happily through her childhood years.
She attended Frances A. Allen School for Exceptional Children in her preschool years and was delighted to be there. Hannah went on to Easter Seals Children’s Residential Program from age 6 to 10. She learned many new things there and enjoyed it tremendously. Then God blessed her to have a new home at Arkansas Pediatric Facility where her teachers and caregivers were patient, kind and loving. Hannah was asked to stay there until age 21 just because everyone loved her so much and didn’t want her to leave! From age 21 until God called Hannah home to be his special angel she was well cared for and loved by all who knew her at Conway Human Development Center.
Hannah we will love you always and forever…
Meredith, I lost my mom 18 months ago, so I also send my sympathy (and empathy) in the loss of your mother. She was an amazing and inspiring woman.
We are sorry to hear about the passing of sweet Hannah. She was a beautiful blessing to all of our lives. Such a sweet little lady. It was an honor to be a part of her life. We have always loved your family and pray for comfort during this time.
Love,
Your APF family