Henry Paul Grosshans

Dear Annie, my condolences to you and your family. A tremendous loss but a tremendous life, as well. Reading his accomplishments allows me to understand how much he lives on in you and, I'm sure, in Geoff and his grandchildren. I'm glad you were able to be near him during his last years. And, I am also sorry to learn of your mom's passing--I have very fond memories of her. Best wishes, Susan Kinder Cruver

Dear Annie, Geoffrey and family,
Your father was a wonderful man. His academic and literary accomplishments are beyond what I knew about him, not to mention his service in WWII. My thoughts and love are with you all as I know this is a difficult time. He will be well remembered by all who knew him. Love, Helen

Annie, My deepest heartfelt love to you and your family. Your dad will be missed by us all.

Janos Szablya

My great condolences to your family for your loss.

I graduated from WSU in 1984, and had the rare pleasure of taking one class from Henry called "Development of Western Civilization". I remember that he was rumored to be an excellent lecturer, and my experience confirmed that to the greatest degree possible. Henry could have sold tickets to his lectures. I served my penance at WSU as an Electrical Engineering major but my brief time with him, inside and outside of class, confirmed...