Henry F. "Hank the Barracuda" Bollinger

1964. I was struggling with this thing called girls. Hank said if I could dance, girls would like to be with me. He taught me to do the St. Louis Imperial to Girl, Why You Wanna Make Me Blue by the Temptations. We went to the Sunset Club together. What I didn't know was that Hank had arranged for the band, Eugene Neal and the Rocking Kings, to play that song. He also arranged for a girl to ask me to dance when that song started. My confidence soared after that night. Hank was tough on the...

Hank was a fixture at the gym I attend. He knew virtually everyone on a first name basis, spoke to all that he encountered, shared stories along with an infectious laugh and was fiercely loyal to his friends.
He was my friend and is missed.
-David Dapron

Hank the Tank: was a kind to me at Cleveland HS at a time when friends were lacking. Good man. God rest his soul and peace with God.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

iam sorry for your lose prayers for your family

Dear Greg,
Mark & I were so sorry to hear about your father's passing. We will keep you and your family in our prayers. Please know that we are thinking about you all. Let us know if we can help in anyway.
Love,
Mark & Maria Digman

Dear Bollinger Family,
Our deepest sympathy. We called him "Hank the Tank" at C.H.S. what a guy! Heaven is sweeter now.

Greg, Our condolences on the passing of your father. We will be keeping your family in our thoughts and prayers. Juli and Mike Van Hook

Henry, Sharon & Family,
Our condolences to your family for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Al & Becky Beczkala