HENRY STERN

Went to school with Hank at Miami Valley. There couldn´t be a nicer human being. Russ

I still can't believe it has been 3 years since Hank left us. We met via an online consumer bulletin board perhaps a dozen years ago, maybe longer. We only met once in person but developed a strong bond. I considered Hank to be my best friend. Over the years we shared and discussed many things on a wide range of topics. Most of our conversations were work related but many were things we both found humorous. Hank had a wonderful, quirky sense of humor that revealed itself when you least...

Still so shocking to remember this passing. Henry was married to a wonderful lady & dear cousin of mine. I just thought of him yesterday when I met the cutest puppy named Hank!!

I´ve never met Henry but he and I knew each other through our blogs. In a previous life I was the California Medicine Man and he was a frequent commenter. He and I agreed on most things and I used to read his blog religiously as I´ve had an interest in all things related to Health Insurance and he was an expert. I fondly remember the emails we exchanged and the conversations we had in various comments sections. I was recently thinking about him and came across this sad obituary. I´ve...

I’ve never met, nor will I again, a more friendly, outgoing and all around nice guy. I will think of him and miss him forever.

Hank and I were friends when we were children. When we were in 5th grade he was instrumental in planting a tree at the cemetery in memory of my father. He was always upbeat and encouraging. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

Sally and I were saddened to hear of Hank's passing. He was a great neighbor, friend, and past client. He would always stop and chat, either from his car window or walking his dog. We would always laugh and exchange wits with each other. His happy, jovial mood was always refreshing. He will be sorely missed. God rest his soul!

Very sorry to learn of Henry's passing. We frequently communicated on Twitter. I learned a lot from him, as did others.
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Sometime -- maybe 12-13 years ago, I discovered Hank's writings on public policy or he discovered mine. I don't recall who found whom. I was in Washington, trying to navigate the raging debate over health insurance. I understood things from an inside-the-beltway, 40,000-foot view. Hank (and his InsureBlog colleagues) patiently walked me through the ground-level perspective of how the laws and regulations really worked in practice. He was a kind, patient, hysterically funny teacher. And I had...