Henry Joseph Bourque

I met Henry during his treatment and learned that he had grown up with my dad and his siblings on Trigger Hill. I enjoyed all the stories he would tell me, he was a wonderful vibrant soul. My deepest sympathy for your loss.

To Rachel, Cathy and Ryan,
My heartfelt sympathy goes out to all of you. I just now saw the obituary. You're in my thoughts and prayers. With love.
Lettie Buotte

Rachel:

You have our sincere sympathy.
You and your family are in our
thoughts.

Thank you all for the kind words of condolence expressed to us in our time of need. My father had many wonderful friends.

Our sincere condolences

I am so sorry for your loss. Don enjoyed talking with him at the cancer center when they were there together. I am in Texas visiting my daughter so couldn't be there. Our condolences from the Barry family

Carrol and I want to send you our sympathy. I know that Henry made a great impression on Nathan and he will always have his memories of his fishing trip with him and Ryan. Time has a way of healing our sadness and our good memories remain.

Sheila and family,
May you find comfort in all of your special memories of your father and grandfather. My sympathies are with you at this trying time.

I am so sorry I did not get to see Henery one more time before he passed.Henery knew me as Sambo from Pine Tree Camp.He was and will always be my hero.I never forgot him,and never will.We were at PTC from 1945 to 1952.I will miss bumping into him every once in a while.Jerry Grenier