Henry E. Hermann

Words can not express how I miss Hank at the retiree's meetings. Always enjoyed talking to him, and talking about the days in Engine 32. RIP BROTHER

Dearest ❤ Henry Hermann. You Are In Heaven With All Your Angel's.God Bless.

To the family and friends of Henry Hermann, please accept my condolences. May you find comfort knowing that those who died God keeps them in his memory. And at Psalms 116:15 they are precious in God's eyes

I have known Henry for 65 years. We walked to PS 81 and were in Boy Scout Troop 364 in Brooklyn. Our friendship was maintained over the years, I was proud to have a New York City Firefighter as a friend. Henry was very helpful to me when I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. My wife Patty loved him and loved that he was a "funny man." Love and condolences to Connie and the entire family.

Connie and family,
Please accept my deepest sorrow for my great friend. Mr. 157..we all loved him...when I transferred to 157 from the Bronx, he and George O'Reagan greated me when I entered the kitchen..he had the special seat at the table observing the front apparatus door .. this is great, the senior men welcoming me to Cougar Country..Mouse 157 kept me in touch with si and the FDNY...when I retired I moved to Florida... Hank emailed me every day keeping me in the loop..My eyes and...

We lost a kind and great friend. He always smiled and made us laugh. RIP
Our condolences go to Connie, her children and grandchildren.
Praying for all of you.
Trudy and Walter

Sorry for your loss, I worked with Hank as a Proby in Engine 32, he was always good to me and was a great firefighter to learn from. I enjoyed seeing him from time to time at the retiree's functions.