Henry T. LaRoche Jr.

Still miss the man who taught me much about STAFFING/RECRUITING with Class. I would say I hope you are resting in peace, Henry, but I know you would rather be up and socializing with a crowd. RIP, anyway.

Henry was a great mentor and friend to me, I am sad that when I left New Orleans we lost touch, I am so very sorry Michael,and Henry, you are now preaching with the angels.

Mr. Henry Laroche what a gentleman . Henry was a vital part of the CSC Family his grace, his compasion, his wit, his friendship will always be with us.
Henry came to the CSC at the request of Peggy Outen with plans to spend a short time - a love affair began and he stayed forever. Our hearts are heavy as we think of our lost but our hearts will always rejoice when we think of our time with our friend "Henri" .
The Commuity Service Center Staff

Henry, although we did not get to see each other very often, when we did get together over the phone or via e-mail, I always loved just talking with you and reliving all the funny and loving things we have done over the 40+ years. I will miss you terribly and am so greatful we got to share some time together the week before you left us. Michael, my Michael and I send you our deepest sympathy.

I am so sorry to hear about Henry. Although I had such a brief time to know him, it was clear that he was certainly a wonderful, kind and loving person. A real delight to be around.

Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Michael -
I'm so saddened to learn of your loss of Henry. I wish there were words that could lift the pain you feel now, but the wonerful life and love you shared is the blessing to be rememered. And death does not end that love - ever. It's simply a door we all must pass through, but until then, we celebrate the love we have known and the friends we have here.
Sincerely,
Patrice

Michael (and Fritz)

We are saddened by everyone's loss of Henry. A good freind; great neighbor and a respected philanthropist. His memory will live on in the people's lives he touched and the good works he acheived.

Our sympanthies are with you.

Love Linda and Jim

Dear Michael:
May the loving memories you have keep you going at this time. Your kindness you show to everyone lasts forever and so will Henry's. I will always treasure my time as your employee at TBS. May God shine his light on you.
God bless you and my prayers will be with you.

Kathleen Bradley

Michael,
I was very sorry to hear about your loss - I did not know Henry but from what I have heard he was a gentleman in every since of the word. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.