Henry Tomasic

Henry Was a great friend of mine at KU we joined PKT together and had alot of fun memories! Henry was a great person and knew how to make any room light up with just his energy and remarks. He will be missed greatly.

I’m so sorry for your loss. I didn’t know Henry personally, as he was a couple of grades ahead of me in high school, but I remember that I would always see him smiling. He had a radiant glow about him, like the type of person that you always want to be around

I am so sorry for your loss. Henry & I were in the same grade, shared many mutual friends. He was so nice & caring during every interaction we had

Genuinely the life of every party and a loud, confident, joyful, upbeat soul. We were not friends but went to the same high school and have crossed paths a few times since. Somehow his spirit is so grand that I feel deeply impacted even though we've only talked a few times. He is an incredibly bright star, still in my memory. He was just one of those people who laughed and smiled with everyone and could bridge any gap to make a new friend. When he was talking all eyes were on him because he...

I had the joy of Henry's friendship beginning in high school. We were brought together by our mutual interests - both members of the Shawnee Mission Northwest Soccer and Tennis teams. Collaborating with Henry on and off the field was a pleasure. His face rarely lacked a smile, and the laughs were frequent. Henry was hard working: he had a natural talent and intuition that granted him success in all aspects of life. My most fond memory of Henry is jamming out to songs in the team bus on the...

Was going through old photos just last week and ran across pictures of Ben and Henry, probably kindergarteners, playing soccer.I remember smiling thinking about the funny and kind spirit that was Henry. Wrapping your family in prayers.

Sending love, prayers and deepest sympathy. So sorry for your loss. Janet K. Herren-Samuels

I am so sorry about your loss of Henry. I knew Henry from his involvement in the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity at the University of Kansas. I was the alumni graduate council president from 2020 to 2022 and worked with Henry on various projects when he was the resident council vice president and then president. He was so full of energy and enthusiasm and I was so excited to work on things with him because I knew they would get done. He was a super nice guy and really enjoyed talking with him. ...

I didn't know Henry well, but I'm grateful to have shared space with him as a friendly acquaintance throughout high school. He always chose to be kind, and it gouges me to know that he's no longer with us. I offer my heartfelt condolences to the family and to all those who were fortunate enough to have known him.