Henry A Schwartz

Hank, you will never be forgotten!

In memory of Hank´s transition three years ago, I reflect on his many fascinating stories told to me about his career, his many inventions and discoveries. Coming up with the billing name "The RUMBLE IN THE JUNGLE, for the FOREMAN-ALI FIGHT is one of my favorite memories. Hank continued to pursue dreams for more success. This kept Hank young and full of life! I am so excited about your forthcoming FILM Documentary! Missing you. May the best of memories and Hank´s love remain with...

So sad to hear of Hank's passing. He will live in my memory forever!

Hank was a very special person, he made the world a better place. Big Hugs

It was with sadness that I recently received notification of your husband and our valued alumnus Hank's passing. I am writing to extend my deepest sympathy on behalf of the New York University Tandon School of Engineering and the Polytechnic Alumni Association.

He will be missed by all those whose lives he touched. Again, please accept my condolences to you and your family during this difficult time.

Sincerely,

Jelena Kovaevi

William R. Berkley...

I knew hank for over forty years and all I can say is you wanted Hank as your friend. Hank had Connie and Connie had Hank, they were the best of partners. Hank had a great sense of humor and vision and ambitions that had no end. We did a few deals together and Hank always kept his word, Hank had honor. It has been a number of years since we last spoke but I always remember Hank when there was a big time boxing match or a world class transmission or when I thought of a good man. I will miss...

I knew Hank for over forty years and all I can say about Hank was that you wanted him as your friend. You knew that he and Connie were meant to be together. Hank was a sincere guy that had a great sense of humor and unlimited vision and aspirations. We did a few deal together and they were big and fun, Hank kept his word and he is always thought of when a big fight comes together or a super transmission of one. I will miss him even though it has been a few years since we had a chat. Hank was...

I knew Hank for over forty years, and all I can say was that Hank was always a sincere guy who you wanted as your friend. Hank had a great sense of humor with unlimited vision and aspirations. We did a few deals together and they were good, big and fun. Its been a while since I have seen him but he was always thought of when something big and meaningful was in the fight or transmission world.

I call him a great man. I will miss you, Jerry Puchkoff

Hank was truly a renaissance man. Unique, loving and kind with
Connie they made the most adoring couple .He made this world a much smarter kinder and loving place for all of us.
He will be sorely missed and cherished but left us countless memories and tales of adventure that will always be present.