Birth date: Jan 1, 1967 Death date: Oct 29, 2025
Hanh Truong was a New Year's baby, born January 1, 1967 in Da Nang Vietnam. Her early life was spent in wartime. Her father was a doctor and a colonel, who was in charge of a hospital in the South Vietnamese army. With the fall of Read Obituary
Those who touch our lives, stay in our hearts forever.
My mom & I moved to Plano about 2 decades ago and we've been eternal neighbors with Hanh & Frank since! Hanh has watched me in my journey through middle/high schools, college, pharmacy school, and beyond. She was a true neighbor and was always there to assist with anything whether it was looking after my cats when I was away on vacation, helping me to dispose of rat bodies I'd found in my shed (I was too afraid to do it on my own..), helping to close our water system when my outdoor faucet burst out of the wall during a cold front, you name it. It was such a comfort to know I had such kind caring neighbors and dear friends who were always there for me!
Both my mom (Hanh Nguyen) and Hanh Truong were peas in a pod when it came to gardening. They loved it so much and shared a huge passion for it. Hanh would bring all sorts of flowers to our house to plant in the garden and they'd bloom magnificently each spring. The iris flowers bloomed in different colors each year and the spiderworts were my favorite! She took me to explore a friend's iris garden nearby and she also showed me a neat little spot to take bluebonnet pictures during peak season. Her love for flowers and kindness to others was always so joyous and uplifting.
I'm happy my fiancé had gotten to meet Hanh a few times as well. She truly was a special person, always so warm, humorous, fun, and such a kind heart. We're going to take some of the flowers to plant at our new house so we can always have a reminder of her nearby!
Rest in peace, Hanh <3
You are loved beyond words and dearly missed.
Though you're gone, your light will never fade and we'll remember you forever.
In Loving Memory of Hanh
Hanh was one of my favorite sisters-in-law. After I got married, I was lucky to live with Hanh and Ti for more than a year before we moved closer to work in Fort Worth. She was always so sweet, so simple, and so easy to get along with.
I still remember how she often sang the song: “Oh, baby, I love your way...every day…yeah..yeah..” She loved taking her young nieces and nephews to the Arboretum — her favorite place. Gardening was her joy, and many times she shared plenty of garlic and onions from her backyard with me.
Hanh was also the “coupon queen,” always finding the best deals on everything! She loved gifting my family with Tabasco hot sauce, soaps, shampoos, cake mixes, cupcake holders, honey, and more. Every year, she remembered my birthday and gave me simple but thoughtful gifts like those — small gestures that meant so much to me.
I miss you deeply, Hanh!
May you rest in peace.
🙏🙏🙏
Chị Phượng
I have nothing but fond memories of Hanh: Her desire to explore the world and create shared memories with family, Her love of gardening and her beautiful flowers, Her love of a good bargain and her gift bags filled with great coupon finds, her gentle and giving nature, Her selflessness, Her glee in discovering Mexico avocados and making guacamole, Her love of good food, her laughter, her never forgetting the small things, her making my small family feel big, her love for my brother...
Always in my heart, never forgotten.
