Dr. Henry Biller

Dr. Henry Biller will be forever missed because of his unique personality, style, and nature. I always looked forward to engaging with him at the Kent County YMCA, almost on a daily basis, about a wide range of topics, of course mostly sports where he would dazzle me, and others, with his passion and breadth of knowledge. Henry would also do anything for you and was without question a true friend. He will be forever missed.

Dr. Henry Biller was probably the most unique individual I have ever met in my life. He was also a great friend who dazzled me with his knowledge and love of life. He was truly inspirational. I will never forget the times at the YMCA, and because of Henry´s enthusiasm I never looked at working out as any great chore. I will always miss the many times we went out to eat as well, especially to Twin Oaks where he became, in the eyes of the Chef´s, legendary. His personality was truly infectious...

Dr. Biller was my psychology professor while I was a student at URI. He was a dedicated professor and a great person. My condolences to his family and friends.

Dear Jonathan, Kenneth, Cameron, Michael, Benjamin, Suzette, Soleil and Family,

Please accept our sincere condolences.

Henry and I knew each other from our Bradley Hospital's days and continued our contacts through many decades. I remember him being interviewed on national televisions and his involvement with the Psychology Department at Bradley, etc. He was very proud of all his sons and very caring toward Soleil.

He loved his career, students and writing.

We...

I'm so sorry to hear this and send my condolences to Kenneth, Jonathan, Cameron, Michael, and all other members of the family. He was a wonderful father and always full of good cheer and always had a kind word for everyone he came in contact with.

Betty (Ladd) Glick

Henry- not only we're you a very unique person- you were a great friend. Whenever i ( or anyone) was having a bad day- your optimism would always be appreciated! I will so miss our gym sessions, our baseball conversations and our many dinners at twin oaks. My deepest condolences to the family- Henry was special and will never be forgotten. Rest In Peace Henry... and hit one out of the park for me! Eddie baseball

Your dad was a good guy. We knew him from the YMCA and he was always so positive and happy. It was always our pleasure to engage with him for a bit. We talked about our love of his BMW. We moved away a year ago and are sorry we missed his final days. Our condolences.