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Hanslik had a daughter, Elizabeth H. Montalvo (born 1950) and her husband, Alfred E. Montalvo (born 1949), of [[San Antonio]]; adopted son Joe Martin Hanslik (born 1957) and his wife, LaDonna, of Lubbock; stepdaughter from the second marriage, Ruami W. Stephenson and her husband, Jimmie, of Lubbock; nine grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; a brother, Herman Hanslik and wife, Palmae; and a sister, Adela Pohl, allof Hallettsville.<ref name="lubbockonline.com"/>

Hanslik had a daughter, Elizabeth H. Montalvo (born 1950) and her husband, Alfred E. Montalvo (born 1949), of [[San Antonio]]; adopted son Joe Martin Hanslik (born 1957) and his wife, LaDonna, of Lubbock; stepdaughter from the second marriage, Ruami W. Stephenson and her husband, Jimmie, of Lubbock; nine grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; a brother, Herman Hanslik and wife, Palmae; and a sister, Adela Pohl, allof Hallettsville.<ref name="lubbockonline.com"/>

Hanslik was previously married to the former Juanita Copland (born 1927), later Juanita McClure of Lubbock. In a 1974 suit against the First National Bank of Lubbock, Juanita McClure claimed that Hanslik had "taken advantage" of her financially so that she had to sue the bank, rather than Hanslik, for relief. Adolph and Juanita adopted Neal Norwood Hanslik (1946–2002), who was born in [[Baton Rouge]], [[Louisiana]], and was a figure in the Lubbock theatre arts community.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txbhs/H/Hanslik_Neal_02.htm|title=Neal Hanslik|publisher=''The Victoria (Texas) Advocate'' from Rootsweb.ancestry.com|accessdate=March 13, 2019}}</ref>

Hanslik was previously married to the former Juanita Copland (born 1927), later Juanita McClure of Lubbock. In a 1974 suit against the First National Bank of Lubbock, Juanita McClure claimed that Hanslik had "taken advantage" of her financially so that she had to sue the bank, rather than Hanslik, for relief. Adolph and Juanita adopted Neal Norwood Hanslik (1946–2002), who was born in [[Baton Rouge]], [[Louisiana]], and was a figure in the Lubbock theatre arts community.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txbhs/H/Hanslik_Neal_02.htm|title=Neal Hanslik|publisher=''The Victoria (Texas) Advocate'' from Rootsweb.ancestry.com|date=November 13, 2002|accessdate=March 13, 2019}}</ref>

Services for Hanslik were held on May 25, 2007, at St. Paul's [[Episcopalian|Episcopal]] Church on the Plains in Lubbock, where Hanslik was a member. Interment was at Sacred Heart [[Roman Catholic]] Cemetery in Hallettsville.<ref name="lubbockonline.com"/> Elizabeth Montalvo said that her father was "definitely part of the greatest generation. He just had the integrity and values of that generation."<ref name="kcbd.com"/>

Services for Hanslik were held on May 25, 2007, at St. Paul's [[Episcopalian|Episcopal]] Church on the Plains in Lubbock, where Hanslik was a member. Interment was at Sacred Heart [[Roman Catholic]] Cemetery in Hallettsville.<ref name="lubbockonline.com"/> Elizabeth Montalvo said that her father was "definitely part of the greatest generation. He just had the integrity and values of that generation."<ref name="kcbd.com"/>