Henry Lee Arms

Henry was my good friend from the beginning of our careers until the end. I miss that friendship

Henry and I were friends from our first day of our career at MoPac and it lasted until the very end. He was a good man all the way. I always had the greatest respect for him. Ab Rees

Henry and I had two very different relationships...both mutually cordial and caring. Our professional jobs caused us to "negotiate" from opposite positions in which he was always...always negotiated his position professionally, carefully and confidently. Our personal relationship revolved around golf. Our annual outing with six other gentlemen was absolutely delightful. Henry and I always roomed together and he would always share what was going on in his family with great pride. We...

Mrs. Arms, Randy, Kim, Valerie and families, I was so sad to hear the news of Mr. Arms' passing. Although it has been many years since we last met, I remember him as always being very kind. My heart aches for you all and I wanted you to know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers. Sending much love and deepest sympathies. xoxo

Hello Arms family,

My mother just informed me of Henry's passing. My thoughts and love are with you all. I have very found memories of hanging out with the Arms family. Some favorite stories include, Randy and Mr. Arms showing my Dad Randy's new CD player and my Dad telling them “CDs will never catch on”. Also I enjoyed playing Ping Pong in the basement and board games in the living room with the girls. I still remember the sweet Paula Abdul dance moves they helped me learn in dance...

Judy and Family,

Henry and I spend considerable time together working on the Los Angeles Terminal Project and promoting coal transportation. I fondly remember our joint trip to Australia investigating the coal terminals. Both, you and Henry were so hospitable to my Judy and me as we were going through one of life's transition. I am so pleased that Henry and I could always freely discuss our common faith in the Lord.

Tom and Judy Canter

Judy and I are very sorry to learn of Henry's passing. He was a wonderful person to have worked with at MoPac and Union Pacific.

My wife Judy, and I, thoroughly enjoyed many times together with Henry and Judy. No doubt, Henry will be missed by many, many people who knew such a wonderful person.

Kim and family; Henry will always be in our memory at the ball park. Battle & Believe. With deepest sympathy-The Anderson's-Brent, Becky, Brendan and Brady

Henry was an inspiration and mentor to many and will be missed by all who were lucky enough to have known him.