Henry Lee "Hank" Folsom

My Dad, Henry L "Hank" Folsom was such a wonderful role model. My sister, brother and everyone that had the pleasure of being around my father were blessed to know such a very sweet and caring man. Dad, you will be missed

I was saddened to hear about Mr. Folsom's passing. I remember him as a kind man who, as a member of the church I attended, had a very positive impact on myself and others in our pre-teen and teenage years. I remember him as a humble man, but someone who had a strong and steady influence on many. My parents attended the same church and they too had great respect for him. I cherish my memories of him. My condolences to the the surviving family.

Hank had the most profound influence on people and he never really tried to. It was just a part of Hank to gently engage himself in a very comfortable manner in which you just simply trusted his warm personality and smiling face. He had the ability to connect on many levels with everybody he met. My heartfelt condolences to his family. To an old friend, simply "Semper Fidelis!"

Greetings,

I went to church with Hank in Greensboro. He was a special person. I actually served as his SS Teacher but I think I learned more from him than I could ever teach. He will be missed but he is well and in Good Hands now.

You all will be in my prayers.

Bobby Doss, Qingdao China

Carol and family,I didn't know your father very long but he was very nice to me every time I visited him at The Woods. I enjoyed seeing him when I would go pick up his laundry /drycleaning and we would often speak of Greensboro,and places and things there,I missed him when he moved away.I am very sorry for your lose he will be missed. My prayers are with you all during this time. Karen Meadows (Hangers)