Henry Quatman

I grew up next door to the Quatman family on Wendell Ave. I knew Hank and Tony and the others very well. Just wanted to pass along my sincerest condolences to the rest of the family. He will be missed.

Deb, Matt, and Henry, we are sorry to hear of Hank´s passing. He was such a charismatic person, always spreading kindness and joy. We will always remember him in his brown snowmobile suit at our LCC football games. He will be truly missed. We offer prayers for you and all of your families. Rest in peace, Hank.

We sure loved being around Hank. It was always a good time when you were with the Quatmans

Was a kind and friendly gentleman. Loved his family.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Hank was a classmate! We shared many fun times and lots of laughs!

To all the Quatman family, I'm so sorry for your loss. Hank was my first friend when I changed schools and we were always close all the way through High School and College. We kind of drifted after I moved to St Louis, then got back together when he and Tony A, John S, and Pat K came to Toledo for my Dad's wake and it was like 30 years apart seemed like a couple of days. From there we kicked our friendship back in action and had some rare but good times together. He'd keep me updated,...

I wish to extend my deepest sympathy and condolences to Debra and the entire Quatman family on the passing of Hank. May he rest peacefully in the arms of our heavenly Father.

I can attest to Hank's genuine Heart as when I transferred to LCC in OCT 1967, he treated me like his own.. He will be sorely missed and RIP Hank...Love Ya' and may we all aspire to his beatitudes!

I did not know Henry, but I am good friends with his niece, Adrienne and I am so sorry for your loss. Sending lots of love to the entire family.