Henry Jaeger

It´s many years since your dad´s passing but I was recently sharing with a friend about your dad owning our home on Arnett before us. I thought you´d like to know that although we never met your dad, we love his home and love that an artist lived here. We have treated his home like our own canvas of sorts and done a great deal that he might like without touching any of the existing structure. The kitchen is still original with all the beautiful pine cabinets stripped by me to their original...

Something reminded me of you today. Seeing your smiling face makes my heart happy today. Things are rough these days! So glad to have known you

I miss you so very much, Dad.

I miss you so very much, Dad.

dear hillary, you often spoke of your'e dad with such admiration and love. as long as your hold him in your'e heart he will always be near.
fondly lynn hughes and family

To Henry's family, Henry always had a smile for me when I visited my Mom, Alice More, at the Baptist Home. I am sorry for your loss.

Hilary, I am so very sorry to hear of your loss. Alex & I adored your father. May you find comfort in the memories you share with your family.

Thank you Christina, for your kind words - you really helped inspire him and find a voice in his new home.
I also want to mention that he was predeceased by his beloved sister, Barbara Ferrell, of Yarmouth, Maine.

Henry was such a kind, gracious man. I was blessed to do an art show of his work at The Baptist Home. I am so sorry to hear of your loss. He was truly a remarkable man.
Christina Lamont