William Thomas Henthorne

I wrote about Mr. Henthorne's work as a scientific glassblower. What a fascinating job and one he did with such professionalism. I send my condolences.

Dad, the only name I've ever called you. You have been our rock. I know you are fishing with Mom and Darrel, looking at the glorious images around you. I am truly blessed and a better person for loving you all these years! Your arms wide open!!

I will miss our conversations over the fence. Bill was a great neighbor and we will miss him dearly.

No little girl was born more fortunate then me... You were an amazing man. I can't help to feel anything but BLESSED that I got to spend everyday of the last 11months taking care of you, listening to stories, learning new things... I love you & will miss you! Give grandma, Darrell, grandpa, Barb, Carol, & Terrence big hugs & kisses from myself & the kids.

we will always love and miss you im proud to have been your frind love beulah

Lory & Tom & Family:
Remember your Dad coming into the bank where we worked and such a nice man. He was so generous to let us use his Buckeye Tickets for many years and also his special work that he did for us for Briton's wedding in making the glass Calla Lilies. I know he was a wonderful Father to you and you have our sympathy. Please get in touch so we can catch up.
GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!!!
Love, Margi & Tom

I was associated with Bill during most of his years at the Ohio State Univ. as he served as the University Glasssblower. Bill was well known in the Scientific, Medical, and Research areas of the Univ. His glassblowing skills, ingenuity, and problem solving advanced the cause in all of these areas. He was a unique individual and I still cherish the small glassblowing gifts he gave me over the years. My condolences to the family. Joseph A. Nagy, former Director, Ohio State Univ., Stores...

The memories of you are grand. The time with you was splendid.

Cheers!

My condolences and love to the Henthorne family. I am Bill's great niece.