Hanna was a fireball— so much fun, bright, bold, and brave. I have fond memories of rehearsing an Indian dance with her for our friend’s wedding, traveling with her, and eating with her. My deepest condolences to Hanna’s family. ♥️
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2022, Washington D.C., DC, USA
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Joyce, Connie, Jennifer, and Mr. & Mrs. Yoon: I'm so deeply sorry for your loss. Some of my fondest early childhood memories were made with Hanna and your family, years ago when we were living on the same cul-de-sac in Burtonsville. A lot of time has passed since Hanna and I last spoke, but we'd stayed connected on social media -- and seeing her professional successes, her exciting life of travel, and pictures with you + her nieces and nephews brought me a lot of joy.
Sending so much love, and keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers.
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I met Hanna in High school. We were strangers for quite sometime, awkward teenagers, wall flowers in a mutual friend's house, and both in trivial childhood relationships that would ultimately bring us together as young adults, and then adults. I remember trading the studio photos we both took with our SO's at the time like baseball cards! (I still have it at home!)
We grew together and shared many life milestones; of others, and of each others. But I'm so lucky to have met Hanna in her and my life. And I will always remember her fondly.
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2014, Dominican Republic
Hanna and I went on a trip to the Dominican Republic in January 2014. We met this lovely couple who we quickly became friends with. Hanna was always down for a spontaneous adventure and jumped right at the idea of going on a trip together. My memories of her start at age 12, when we first met at church, playing basketball and football and having sleepovers even though we lived in separate states. My days of youth are filled with memories of her. She radiated joy and had a pure heart of gold. She will be so deeply missed.
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Oh Jenni and Yoon family, I am so sorry and sad to hear about Hanna’s passing. I didn’t know Hanna personally, but Jenni and her sisters as a whole are such a bright, beautiful and kind group. I’m so sorry, Yoon family. We will be praying. Please share news of Hanna’s celebration of life when available.
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I am so sad to hear this. I remember meeting Hanna while serving youth group. I can't imagine how the family and her sisters are feeling. My condolences and we will be at the service when it is announced.
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When I think of Hanna, I think of many wonderful things. I smile but with a heavy heart and a lump in my throat. I knew Hanna primarily from a work standpoint. We first met and worked together at SolarWinds nearly 7 years ago. Many times we butted heads with the proverbial sales and marketing tug-of-war but always seemed to end up laughing and anxious to work on the next AF event together. As others have mentioned, I too recall how she always impressed whomever she met for the first time. She was smart, always had something valuable to add to the conversation, witty and attractive. Hanna would definitely light up the room. But more so, I felt like she always provided you with individual and warm attention, never fake or off putting. I will miss Hanna very much - the world will miss Hanna very much. I wish that we could have been more aware and somehow kept this tragic loss from happening.
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Hanna was a fiercely loyal and brave friend and I’m grateful to have known her friendship. We lost touch in recent years, but from time to time I would smile thinking of the laughs we shared over a glass of wine or beer.
There’s not a Dogfish I’ll ever drink or a crawfish I’ll ever eat without thinking of Hanna.
My thoughts are with Hanna’s friends and family. 🤍
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You don’t become friends with everyone you work with, but Hanna was so special. She constantly had insight and fresh perspectives, and she helped me navigate working across teams, delivering insight after insight.
I was so lucky to have her as a friend. Once, after a two-day work event, we had to sit next to an executive, and I had no extrovert energy left for this man. She sat by him, smiling the entire time and keeping him engaged. It was such a relief. Not many people can handle conversations like that, but she had true patience and a drive.
She will be missed.
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Hanna worked with my husband at Charter and they became fast friends. I’ll always be grateful for the friendship they formed. On one visit to Denver, we were talking about 40th birthday celebrations and Hanna expressed she wanted to rent a chateau in France for a month and people could drop in to visit. Celebrating, enjoying, eating, spending time together. What a beautiful idea and way to celebrate. She would have felt such love during that month.
My deepest condolences to all who had the chance to know her. Rest peacefully Hanna.
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