JOB HENNING

Always alive in our memory and work, especially on a blue bird day. Memory Eternal dear friend!

This such a hard time. Almost harder than one year ago. When I think of Job, I think of him always smiling and being supportive of those around him. And of how much he love Nino and his children. I can see him at some of the AFG Board Meetings. It is so sad that it is difficult to write about him. I am not alone in this feeling. I send all my love to Nino at this very difficult time. Marusya

RIP Job.

This is sort of a funny memory. Because it is very hard to get a big family around on Sunday mornings. I would often see all of the Henning children back in the nursery of the (Then Estella Mennonite Church/now Living Hope Church) ...all eating rolled up pancakes..(probably stuffed with peanut butter). Breakfast on the run. Our children grew up together in Sullivan County. With all of our love, Lois & Brice

Dear Nino,

We are very sad by the departure of Job. A few days ago I remembered his generosity and the beautiful friendship that Job and all your family have given us so generously. An exceptional human being who now lives in you and your children. We will always carry it in our hearts.

Dear Nino,

It is with great shock and sadness that I recieve the news of Job's most tragic sudden death. I can't image the pain and sorrow you and your children are experiencing. There is nothing o can say to assuage this terrible burden but that his great lifeforce and love will sustain you in mysterious and everpresent ways.

It is with extreme sorrow that I learned of Job's passing and I extend my prayers to the family. Job was a wonderful person, caring so much for this world, his family and for making a difference. I was lucky to have known him and his memory will be with me and our friends forever. My thoughts are with Nino and the children now.

Alex