William Lewis Henry

Kathy and family, sorry for your loss. Reading your father's obit what a great servant to the community he was. He will be missed by all the lives he touched. Peace to all.

Mr henry made a lot of people including self the person we are today he was good freind teacher and all around person proud to know him

With deepest sympathy to Leah and family. I will never forget Chaplain Bill, and everything that he taught me in Bible Study class. I will miss him terribly, we all will miss him. Sincerely, Bonnie Warren.

Condolences to Leah and the girls on the passing of Bill. I can´t think of a time when I didn´t know the Henry´s. As a fellow member of Edgeboro Moravian, as a neighbor, and as someone with the highest respect for Bill I will miss him even though I only saw him when I returned to The Valley at Christmas. I have fond memories growing up near his home when he would let myself and the other boys in the neighborhood ride his snowmobiles in winter and in summer he allowed me to ride his 80cc...

Prayers and condolences to the entire Henry family I met Bill by chance one morning on my way to Bethlehem vo-tech welding class He was driving to Northampton for his class and the Pontiac he was driving broke down due to a bad fuel pump. It stopped right on the corner of broadhead rd and township line road. I stopped to help and gave him a ride to his house. He was very thankful for the ride and didn´t forget about it. After that year I transferred to auto body at Northampton with Mr...

Bill would contact me for placing students in the mechanical field. Bill asked me to hire a troubled student, whom turned out to be a great employee. The fellow worked for me over 20 years before he started his own business. Bill would stop by frequently to check on this fellow. Bills dedication to helping people was his most outstanding trait. Bill was my good friend.

During the late 60´s in Auto Shop I was pretty much a wise guy and would give Mr. Henry the fits ! Later in life when I would bump into him he would laugh and say "you weren´t so bad"!! Rest in peace my mentor and friend... Condolences To The Family... Stephen J. Kirka

When I shared the passing of Bill with our daughter she reminded us that whenever someone states a welcome of "Are you working hard or hardly working" she thought of Mr Henry because that was how he always greeted her. Reflecting on that, it reinforces to me that Bill was always "Working hard". Most importantly, although not perceived as work, his love for family was foremost in his life; his passion and commitment to Northampton Campus, Bethlehem Campus, and ALPHA students was beyond the...