HENRY P. SANTIAGO

My favorite story he shared was his European travel in the merchant Marines after world War 2 burned out he sometimes saw it when he hired a taxi in Port to get out and look around, I was his physician and so appreciate knowing him and his trust in me.

Even though I'm 50 plus now, I still think of Henry as 'Mr. Santiago'. Being childhood friends with his daughter Kathy, I have many fond memories of him. Whether he was hanging out at the house or taking us to the pool he always had a friendly word to say and a smile on his face. He was a truly good man and he will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire family.

With you all tonight in spirit and prayer. May you all be surrounded by love. Peg Prack

Just a quick story: Not sure when, it was probably almost 15 years ago. (I believe I had hair at the time). We had planned a family summer trip to Bethany. I ended up on my own with a minivan full of kids - my four and two of their friends. I remember it was a long drive from NY in every sense. When we finally got to Bethany I was confused re our whereabouts and began to lose it a bit. Driving down one of the streets who do I happen to spot, but Hank (whom I had not seen in years)walking...