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William R Henry
March 30, 1930 ~ November 1, 2014 (age 84) 84 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Jane and Norm Nyman
November 9, 2014 9:08 AM
We were saddened to hear of the passing of our friend, Bill. He and his wife, Blanche, attended Easton Bible Church with us for years and we had fun times going out to dinner and playing pinochle. They graciously invited us to their mountain home as well as their home in Florida when we were in the south. He was a patient man....he loved to talk and never seemed in a rush. We didn't know he was involved in so many things years ago. He never bragged about his generosity. Most importantly, he was a believer in Christ and how wonderful to know he passed from this life into the arms of Jesus.
Message from Bonnie and Gary Graham
November 8, 2014 6:34 AM
The world has lost a true gentle, helpful soul. We first met Bill in the first few weeks we were at Ockanickon and Bill was on the board of the camp. What transpired was a friendship and collegial relationship that stretched through many years. We are both grateful and blessed to have known him.
Message from George Fleck
November 6, 2014 6:06 PM
I knew Bill as as a friend and a good customer (Fleck Bros. Co.) going back over fifty-some years. Well-spoken, a consummate contractor and highly respected by his competitors. I and my brother Jack, wish his family peace and strength. May Bill rest in peace.
A candle was lit by The West Families
on November 6, 2014 5:56 PM
Message from The West Family (Chalie, Mona, and Liat)
November 6, 2014 5:55 PM
Mrs. Henry and Ted,
So sorry for your loss. Mr.Henry, (Big Bill) was a good man. Always a smiling guy, had a kind word every time i saw him. The kind of man who loved his family and all of their friends too. What a sadness to have buried two of his boys before passing himself. My heart goes out to you Mrs. Henry, its not supposed to be that way..I guess we accept what God gives us,we love and learn. Just one more angel to watch over us.,,. He will be missed. With love, Liat, Chalie and Mona and families.
So sorry for your loss. Mr.Henry, (Big Bill) was a good man. Always a smiling guy, had a kind word every time i saw him. The kind of man who loved his family and all of their friends too. What a sadness to have buried two of his boys before passing himself. My heart goes out to you Mrs. Henry, its not supposed to be that way..I guess we accept what God gives us,we love and learn. Just one more angel to watch over us.,,. He will be missed. With love, Liat, Chalie and Mona and families.
Message from gerry and pat haughey
November 6, 2014 5:06 PM
We knew and respected Bill from our high school days through decades living in Medford. Bill had a wonderful, kind personality, a wonderful sense of humor, and over and above that, a deep and unflinching personal integrity. We will remember him.
Message from Charles Collins. Architect
November 6, 2014 4:57 PM
Dear Blache and Family,
In all of dealings with my old freind Bill, whether he was the inspector, the contractor or the developer, he was a true gentleman and "the" plumber. He will be missed by many.
Charles Collins, Architect
Medford
In all of dealings with my old freind Bill, whether he was the inspector, the contractor or the developer, he was a true gentleman and "the" plumber. He will be missed by many.
Charles Collins, Architect
Medford
Message from Ronald D Franke, AIA
November 6, 2014 9:14 AM
Bill was the Heating Contractor when we built our
Residence on Brace Road 39 years ago. Bill was
always Professional about his and his employyees
work. One problem,my wife did not want pink
fixtures in our master Bath, when I ordered the
fixtures, champagne did not sound like pink. They
were uncrated when I discovered the mistake, but
Bill in tried as might could not return them, because
they were uncrated. So for 39 years we have pink
fixtures. Bill and I talked about that for years. I am truly
sorry to hear of his passing.
Ronald D. Franke, Architect
Residence on Brace Road 39 years ago. Bill was
always Professional about his and his employyees
work. One problem,my wife did not want pink
fixtures in our master Bath, when I ordered the
fixtures, champagne did not sound like pink. They
were uncrated when I discovered the mistake, but
Bill in tried as might could not return them, because
they were uncrated. So for 39 years we have pink
fixtures. Bill and I talked about that for years. I am truly
sorry to hear of his passing.
Ronald D. Franke, Architect
Message from Joseph Kenny
November 6, 2014 5:59 AM
My condolences go out to the Henry Family. I had worked for Mr. Henry in the winter of '78-'79 and although it was for a short time I still remember how he treated his employees with respect and was always a perfect gentleman. May he rest in Peace
Message from Coles Roberts
November 5, 2014 8:49 PM
Dear Blanche and family,
I am so sorry.
I enjoyed knowing Bill for many years and had tremendous respect and admiration
for him.
Unfortunately, I am a key player in an event on Saturday which will prevent my attendance.
My thoughts will be with you.
Sincerely,
Coles Roberts
I am so sorry.
I enjoyed knowing Bill for many years and had tremendous respect and admiration
for him.
Unfortunately, I am a key player in an event on Saturday which will prevent my attendance.
My thoughts will be with you.
Sincerely,
Coles Roberts
Message from Marta DeGisi
November 4, 2014 6:54 PM
Dear Ted and Family: I am so sorry for your loss. Your father was a wonderful man and will always be remembered with great love. Heaven has another angel.
Message from Richard and Marie Giberson
November 4, 2014 4:24 PM
Please except our condolences for the passing of one great guy. Bill was the second inspector to give me a plumbing licenses many years ago. He was always smiling. We always enjoyed his company at the Johnson Picnic. We usually road the wagon together. He will be missed.
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