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Brenda Reed
November 24, 2009
Hi Arsan and Starks Family,
Sorry to hear of your father's passing. My heart and prayers go out to you at this tough time. Please let me know if there is anything that I do.
NSU, [email protected]
Rosalyn Washington
November 22, 2009
I remember Mr. Henry from his employment with Riverside Regional Convalescent Center. He was the best. No matter what the weather was like, we could always depend on him being there for his shift. Although his time there was brief, he left a lasting impression on all of us. He would stop by from time to time for a visit. He definitely kept things in order. GOD bless you all.
Beverly Johnson
November 22, 2009
Iworked with Mr.Herny at Riverside Cpnvalescent,a very nice person.May God bless each one of you and stay strong.
November 21, 2009
Dear Neva,
Tom and I were saddened to read of Henry's passing. Call us or come by when you are in this area. May God's love comfort you and your family.
Thomas and Ethel Curtis
Warren "Grizz" Davis, Cmdr
November 21, 2009
Your Comrades at VFW Post 8252 know you are in a better place. May God let you rest from your long journey here on earth. You served your country well and your comrades thank you for that service. God bless
Richard Swain
November 21, 2009
Mrs. Neva Starks I want to express my deepest words of sorrow to you, I knew Henry from being a member of Chapter 58 of the DAV unit here in Gloucester, and helped him with some of his paperwork that he did with the VA, he will be deeply missed. Because of personal reasons, I have not been going to the meetings for the past year or so, so I did not realize that Henry was sick, so this came as a big surprise when I saw his name in the paper, again I can only say that he will be deeply missed by those of us that knew him, and that he has gone on to a better place and that he is no longer in pain, but that is of little comfort to you, but you know that you will see him again some time, so please remember that God does have a reason for all of this, and we are not supposed to know why or when.
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