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John Lynch
March 8, 2022
Perhaps no one will see this, but as a legal aid attorney I often practiced before him and remember him as an extraordinarily kind, civil, respectful administrative law judge. A good man for me to remember. A good example.
Matthew Crumley
July 28, 2013
Henry was my uncle. Though we didn't speak often, he regularly sent me a nice card for my birthday (or other auspicious occasion) and usually included a generous check. I visited him during my university days at UCF and frequently used his washer and dryer instead of doing my laundry on campus. It didn't bother him at all. Thank you, Uncle Henry.
Debbie Mayer
July 28, 2013
Henry was a kind and loving friend. I will miss him, but hold onto the good memories of our friendship over the years, including the many years of working with, and for, him. God bless you, Henry! You will always be in my thoughts and prayers!
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