Henry C. Mustin

Missing you Hank and Lucy Capt. Pete and Dorothy Smith

Hank and Lucy were great friends of Pete and Dorothy Smith, my parents.

Dear Hank and Lucy, just this morning listening to a Glenn Miller CD.You would strum and sing along with my Dad, Pete Smith.Great times. I was just a little kid at the time but I remember. Love you and Lucy always.

Dear Lucy, we always will miss Hank. The Coronado years when everyone was young, the fun times at get togethers, Hank strumming the guitar! Much love to you and to Lucy. Capt. Pete and Dorothy. Becki. Tom. and Tim.

An outstanding Naval Office, Husband, Brother & Friend to many. Hank you will be missed by so many in the days ahead but we were all so lucky to have had you in our lives.

Admiral,

I served with you on the staff of Cruiser Destroyer Group Two in Charleston, SC in 1980 - 1981 as your boat engineer. Very long days when we were anchored out in the Med. Seems your launch was always going from sun up to after Mid Night. More than once we would pick you up at the dock very late and you were playing guitar there for the locals. Where the strings came from who knows? You always liked a night cap before retiring aboard so we usually would circle the Flag...

Doug
As a junior high student at TJ in the 50's, I remember well your dashing brother, Hank, and how much you looked up to him and how much we all admired both his dynamic personality and his looks in tennis togs. He was always nice to us younger teens. I know you and Lucy will miss him, and that we will all cherish those memories of our youth.
Diane Messinger Galloway

I WILL MISS ALL HIS WONDERFUL STORIES

R.I.P ADMIRAL