Gail Dobson Henry

I still miss you Gail. I´ve never had a better friend than you. Love you still

Dear Sherri and David and all her family,
Gail was truly one of the most lovely, lively and loving people I ever had the pleasure of meeting. I mourn her passing, but know she is in heaven with all the angels and bringing a smile to their faces.

Sincerely,
Wanda Greenwell, RN

Dear Family, I just learned of Gail's passing. I worked with her selling yellow page advertising. What a wonderful, jolly and lovely lady! She was a true joy to know. May God Bless and comfort you all through this trying time.
Regina McRay

To Family,
Gail was actually my wife's good friend, but by association and time, she was my friend, too. I loved her, and felt about her, like I would a wonderful and loving sister. She will be missed by us all, but the impression she left on those of us who's lives she touched will always be remembered.
As you may, or may not know, Katy and I are Muslim. In the Quran it states that it is from God we come, and it is to him we shall return. I'm sure that's where Gail is right...

To "the kids",
I just finished reading the entries in the Guest Book. When reading through them, I knew that these people truly knew my Gail. She saved me when I moved back to KY as a very lonely single woman several years back. She left me with so many fun and wonderful memories, that left us rolling on the floor thinking back on them. I sent her a card since she was in the hospital that said it all. Gail was just another friend like Beethoven was just another piano player. God...

Dear Sherri Lynn, David & Bryan
Did not know until yesterday.. We are so sorry for your loss.
With heartfelt sympathy

Pamlela and John Henry

Sherri, I am so sorry for the loss of your mother. Please know our thoughts are with you during this time. I am sure she was a very special lady. My deepest sympathies to you and your family. Paige Mullis, Glen Raven.

Dear Sherri, David, Bryan & Families, Gail's wonderful sense of humor, her smile, her warmth, her love for people from all walks of life, her generosity, her great capacity for happiness even when things could be better... all these made her a very great lady. She and I became instant friends when I returned to Lexington in 2004 for my Mother. She was my best "bud." She was the sister I never had. We laughed, we cried and ate alot! My peace rests in knowing she is in God's hands today. He...