Because I am still working will I be allowed to withdraw from my 401K account without declaring the hardship, and just be able to withdraw due to my being over 59 1/2 years old.

The majority of plans allow for an in-service (Still working) distribution for those over 59 1/2, without a hardship. A few plans require that you be 65, and some have restrictions upon which funds you can withdraw. Most allow all vested funds, a few only what you personally have contributed. Each plan is unique and the only one with the correct answer will be the administrator of your plan. A simple phone call to them may begin and possibly complete this process. In all likelihood you can withdraw as you state you wish to, with no problem, just the 20% tax... penalty no longer applies to you.

It is the answer I felt comfortable with. It made sense, and covered the most posibilities that could apply. When I went ahead with my withdrawal request I felt knowledgable. My request where I worked went through no questions asked. Not one question was asked. I just fillesd out my part, which was easy, and that was that. Got it done. Thanks.