Henry-Willoughby-Obituary

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Henry "Hank" Charles Willoughby

Pt. Plst. Bch., New Jersey

Oct 31, 1943 – Dec 24, 2020 (Age 77)

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BORN
October 31, 1943
DIED
December 24, 2020
AGE
77
LOCATION
Pt. Plst. Bch., New Jersey
CHARITY
Alzheimer's Association

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Henry “Hank” Charles Willoughby, 77, of Allenwood, NJ passed away on December 24, 2020 after a short stay at Care One at Wall. Before that, he was at Sunnyside Manor in Wall for three and a half years. Henry was born in Kearny, NJ on October 31, 1943, and lived in Breton Woods in Brick and Point Pleasant Beach before moving to Allenwood in 1984. Henry worked as chief electrician for 17 years at the Brick Township Municipal Utilities Authority before retiring in 1995. He was also an antique’s dealer and talented art restorer since the age of 20 and had a booth at the Point Pleasant Antique Emporium. He was a former member of the Point Pleasant Presbyterian Church. Henry is survived by his loving wife, Kathleen Farrell-Willoughby and caring son Charles “Chuck” Henry Willoughby, both of Allenwood, NJ. Henry’s family would like to say thank you to the staff at Sunnyside Manor, particularly in Recollections for the care and support of Henry over the past three and half years. A Memorial service will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Alzheimer's Assoc. Greater NJ Chapter, PO Box 96011, Washington DC, 20090-6011. Van Hise & Callagan Funeral Home, 812 Arnold Ave, Point Pleasant Beach, is handling the arrangements.


 


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Hank Ed and I think about you often and remember the great times we had with you and Kathy at TGIF and your pool parties

Henry was a bright star, always smiling and easy to laugh. It is with a sad heart to send my condolences to his wife Kathleen and his son "Chuck", we have lost a beautiful man!

My heartfelt condolences to the Willoughby family. Hank was my boyhood friend in Breton Woods from 1954 until 1959. My family lived on Buckingham Rd a few streets away from London Rd. I learned to waterski on his Dad’s boat and Hank and I were like Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. He was a kind and gentle friend and I have nothing but warm memories of those early days. Bill Dowling

Kathy and Chuck: My heart breaks with you. I lost a best friend of over 30 years and a brother.
Hank loved you both very much. In our many private conversations he told me how lucky he was to have found Kathy. He would look at Kathy as she was preparing dinner or sitting at the pool and say to me, “Boy, did I luck out.” I think we all lucked out having Hank in our lives. Hank loved life and got everything he could out of it. And he inspired me to do the same. There is an emptiness...

Hank and I were friends in the early 60's. I haven't been in contact for almost 60 years. My sympathy to his family.

Dear Kathy,
Ed and I are deeply sadden to hear of Hank's passing. I was such a unique and terrific guy!! So glad he is finally at peace and no longer suffering for this terrible disease. He was very blessed to have you and Chuck as a devoted loving wife and son who did your best to make his last days as comfortable as possible.
We will always treasure are many wonderful "Friday Night" dinners with the both of you!!
Love,
Diane and Ed W.

Dear Kathy
Ed and I are so saddened by Hank’s passing. Hopefully he is at peace and no longer suffering He was such a great guy and you were such a devoted and loving wife. He was very blessed to have both you and Chuck to care for him
We will always remember all our “Friday nights get together with the both of you. They were such fun!!!

Hank was a sweet and caring man who loved his wife, son and dog, Oscar very much. He was kind and gentle. Now he will be united with his best friend Oscar. Rest in peace Hank.