Henry J. Guiette

i am sorry to hear this dot and henry ur dad i knew u from marion jones on vanness st.

Dottie and family,

Sylvia, Renate, Kurt, and I were deeply saddened to hear that Hank had passed away. Unfortunately, circumstances would not allow us to travel down to Newburg for the memorial service. Hank was one of the most kindest, generous men I have ever met. He was always a welcoming face at the side of stage at the many festivals and gatherings we attended over the years. I will never forget the great times we had together at the Sunshine Valley House in the Catskills! I know...

My heartfelt sympathies for your loss. May the love and support of friends & family as well as the cherished memories you share carry you through your grief, while you await the fulfillment of Gods promise that one day you will be reunited with your loved one again (John 6:40).

F.Jones

Henry was the scoutmaster for my sons (now in their sixties). He was a fine example for the scouts. Both my sons are life scouts. Henry never allowed me to forget my Irish heritage and would surprise me every St. Patrick's Day by decorating my home appropriately with shamrocks. He must have had leprechauns help because I never caught a glimpse of the procedure. Rest in peace, dear friend. Dottie, God bless you for all you did for him and many others through the years. Sincerely, Anne...

Dearest Uncle Henry may you rest peacefully in the heaven of our Lord. Steven I and the family will miss you so much give my mama a kiss for us as you enter and tell all my Aunts and Uncles they are missed as well I'm sure there will be a big party going on in heaven and you will dancing your polka and playing jokes on your sisters and brothers I love you and will miss you so much. Love Always Your niece Brenda

Those we love don't go away they walk beside us every day Unseen unheard but always near .so loved and missed so very dear tell dad I I miss him uncle Henry watch over Lester love lorraine