Joyce Marie Hanes

The Memorial Service for Joyce Marie Hanes will be Saturday March 10th, 11:00 am at Grace Foursquare Church in Camas, Washington, 717 Everett Rd. Joyce Marie (Heimbuch) Hanes was born in Vancouver, WA to Karl and Donna Heimbuch on Oct 24, 1951. Joyce and brothers Rick and Russ grew up surrounded with friends in the Vancouver Foursquare Church and in the area surrounded by many cousins from the Heimbuch and Waddle clans. Joyce graduated from Battle Ground High School in 1969. She began to work for Farmers Insurance when she was 17, and continued with that company until her retirement in 2014. She rose to have her own agency, Joyce Hanes Insurance. She received many honors including being the Agent of the Year for the Northwest in 2006. She also served as a volunteer in the American Red Cross, and as a court appointed Advocate for Children in the Clark county CASA organization. Joyce married her high school sweetheart, Monte Hanes, in 1971. Monte was actually a preschool church friend with Joyce, along with his brothers Cliff and Rocky Hanes. Monte and Joyce shared many adventures such as an epic bike trip from Bend, OR all the way to Los Angeles during their first year of marriage . Joyce is survived by Monte and by their three children: Luke Hanes (1974), Tim Hanes (1976) and Monica Hill (1978). There are 9 grandchildren. Luke and Harmony Hanes are the parents of Keegan, Eva, Skyla, Mazzy and Haven. Tim and Jamie Hanes are the parents of Julian and Asher. Monica and James Hill are the parents of Isabelle and Emma. Joyce is also survived by her father Karl Heimbuch and brothers Rick and Russ. Joyce was beloved to many cousins and aunts Shirley Klattenhoff and Pat Ploium, and to sisters-in-law Dolly Hanes Sullivan, Bambi Lynn Hanes Lake, Mari Hanes and Sherry Hanes. She was Auntie Nanna to nieces and nephews and their families including Lacey Ogle, Benjamin, Samuel, Rocky and Eric Hanes, Nick and Adam Knighten, Jacob, Josh and Joel Perry, and Bob and Michael Heimbuch. Joyce loved many things such as downhill skiing, boating, gardening and tea parties in her home with her grandchildren. She also served and loved her church family -- she was a faithful Sunday School teacher, a youth leader, and a camp counselor through the years. She was very proud of a recent mission trip to India where she was involved in the rebuilding of 2 homes for orphans. Her strong Faith and Courage will live on in the hearts of all of her friends and beloved family.

Joyce Marie Hanes

October 24, 1951 - February 28, 2018