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Novelette Eleazer
December 2, 2020
All I can say Henry was one of my favorite residents, I called him honey. I miss you honey.
Laura Anastasio
December 2, 2020
As I prepare my annual holiday card list I am sad that I won’t receive my annual card from Hank this year. For more than 30 years I have had the honor of knowing Hank and exchanging holiday wishes. When I joined the New Haven chapter, Hank welcomed me with open arms and over the years he was an adviser, supporter and, most important, a friend. Rest In Peace Hank. You will be missed. Sending deepest sympathy to the Katten family, Laura (and Joe) Anastasio
Annette Lombardi
December 2, 2020
To the Katten family,
Hank’s love for UCONN brought us together in the 1990’s through the UCONN Alumni Association. When I became the President of the Northwest Hills Chapter, I had the good fortune of meeting special people in the New Haven Chapter. Hank, Bob, Pam, Larry and others..wonderful and fun UCONN times. I cherish those memories and will always remember Hank with a smile on my face and fondness in my heart!
Elliott Donn
November 29, 2020
Dear Katten Family,
Please accept my deep condolences on Henry's passing. I believe he was a Weaver High ( '1948) classmate of my late brother Al, and I do remember him from back in the day.
May his memory be for a blessing, and may he rest in peace.
Bob Johnson
November 27, 2020
Hank Katten, Larry Morico, Bob Johnson - the three musketeers who came together at a greater New Haven Chapter of the then UCONN Alumni Association. A friendship that grew stronger by the years - including travel to UCONN basketball and football games, luncheons at Jimmie's in West Haven, trips to the Berkshires, and walking with Gary's Greeters in New Britain, CT.
Hank, we miss you and may you now rest in peace, in God's Heaven above, after your long and successful journey through life's travels here on Earth.
Yours as ever,
Bob Johnson
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