Akron, Ohio
Anne Louise Henry was born March 28, 1919 in Akron, Ohio to Axel and Christine Larson, who were both emigrants from Sweden. Louise always went by her middle name as did her husband, Rev. Wilbur Dean Henry. They married on December 26, 1944 and a snow storm the following day cancelled their plans...
Read MoreWe send our condolences and love to the family. We can only imagine the party that is going on in heaven at the reunion of God's children.Your parents touched our family in a great way... pointing us to Jesus. Love always: Sharon(Thompson) & Chauncey Gardner
June 03, 2011
We thank the Lord for the ministry of Dean and Louise. They have left a lasting legacy for the Lord here in Ohio. May their life and testimony continue to bring forth fruit in all who knew them.
Dave and Pat Warren
June 03, 2011 | Cedarville, OH
My deepest sympathy to you for the passing of your mother.I have wonderful memories of her teaching all my children of Jesus in Sunday school.She is with our Lord and Saviour and your much loved father. Mary Elaine Balazowich
June 02, 2011
I'm sorry for the loss of your mother, but she hasn't really departed...she's arrived! How wonderful is the blessed hope we have in Christ. My mom always liked Louise and your family. May God comfort you with His peace.
Bethany (Barb) Lewis
June 02, 2011
We remember Louise and Dean as true, godly servants within the OARB fellowship and the ministry of Camp Patmos. We learned from them. We laughed with them! We still appreciate how they modeled unwavering faithfulness to each other, to their family and to the Lord.
David and Linda Chapman
David Chapman
June 02, 2011 | Wickliffe, OH
What precious memories we have of both Dean and Louise Henry. Praise the Lord they are TOGETHER now in the presence of the One they served faithfully for so many years.
Tom and Shirley Kurz
Tom and Shirley Kurz
June 01, 2011 | Uniontown, OH
I remember your Mother as a gracious, friendly, fun loving woman who loved the Lord and wanted to serve Him any way she could. I am thankful to have known here.
Beryl Gow, Columbus, OH
June 01, 2011
