Henry J. Hinman Jr.

Henry and Ellen, will always be etched deeply into my memory. Henry was a man's man and a wonderful loving father and neighbor. I to this day remember my adventures with him.

I knew Henry as a neighbor. He was generous, charming and always willing to share his time and toys. Rest in peace Henry, will always remember your kindness.

I live by your words and I will always enjoy the laughter we shared.

Ellen: I hope you read this. You can get in touch with me at: [email protected] I live in Gulfport, Mississippi and would love to hear from you.

Dear Ellen,
I am stunned and saddened to hear of Henry's passing. I will always remember his humor and generosity at the 50th Reunion of our class at MCI. I was looking forward to seeing you both again at the 55th reunion next year.
(Henry's autograph and favorite saying on my reunion quilt is very special and brings a chuckle from anyone who sees it.)
My condolences to you and your family.
Jean Stackhouse Carnes Nashua, N.H.

Dear Ellen,
So sorry for your loss. It certainly leaves a void in many lives. His laugh was infectious and we will miss that. May your tears be replaced with smiles and laughter as you reflect on all the wonderful times together and memories made. Our condolences to you and your family.

Dear Ellen, We remember his smile and love of flying and family. Our sympathies to you and your family and love to you,
Buddy, Maureen & Morgan Powell

Dear Ellen and Family,

We just learned of Henry's passing. We are so sorry for your loss. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Henry was a lot of fun and we enjoyed being around him. He had an infectious laugh and smile. Lots of memories at the annual Goebel New Year's Eve parties and Spot Landing contests in HR! He will be dearly missed.

Kerry and Greg Baker
Hidden River