He was the widower of Alice E. (Klinger) Henry, who died April 29, 2017. Married in 1955, they enjoyed a loving marriage of sixty-one and one-half years.
Lynwood was born on September 20, 1935, in Cumru Township. He was the son of the late Delroy M. and Lillian J. (Ludwig) Henry.
Surviving are his children: Kurt L., husband of Christine A. Henry, of Wernersville, Robin L., wife of James R. Lash, of Fleetwood, Roger L., husband of Kathleen L. Henry, Mohnton, and Lisa L., wife of John E. Kowalczyk, of
Downingtown; grandchildren: Austin Henry, Tyler Henry, Alex Kowalczyk, Anna Kowalczyk, Garrett Henry, Phillip Henry and Cooper Henry; two great-grandchildren, Adelynn and Julianna Henry; a brother, Terry D., husband of Mary Henry, of Bensalem.
A brother, Allen, died in 1988.
Lynwood was an active member of Zion Evangelical
Congregational Church, Mohnton, serving as head trustee and usher. He was a graduate of the former Mohnton High School in the Class of 1953. Lynwood scored fifty-one points--the highest ever scored in a basketball game at this alma mater. After graduating from high school he received a basketball scholarship to Albright College but was drafted by the Cleveland Indians where he played 1953 thru 1955. Lynwood umpired baseball in the Lebanon Valley
American Legion League. He coached baseball for the
Shillington American Legion with his son, Kurt, from 1981-1985.
As a hobby he enjoyed hunting at his camp in Dushore, Sullivan County. He also enjoyed attending all his grandchildren's sporting events and was their number one
supporter. He enjoyed playing golf. He was a former
member of the Mohnton Lions Club. He had been
employed for thirty years as a salesman by Glen Grey Brick Inc.
Funeral services from Zion Evangelical Congregational Church, 57 North Church Street, Mohnton, PA 19540 on Tuesday at 11:00 a.m., with Reverend Robert W. Shuey
officiating. Interment in Pleasant View Cemetery, Spring Township. Friends may call at the church on Tuesday from 10:00 a.m. until time of service.
The children wish to give thanks to the Phoebe Berks nursing staff for the wonderful care that they offered their Dad. Your commitment to Dad was greatly appreciated.
Memorial contributions may be offered in Lynwood's memory to his church at the above address.
Milkins Giles Funeral Home Inc., Temple, is entrusted with the funeral arrangements. Condolences may be
offered at milkinsgilesfuneralhome.com.
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Josephine Saul
March 19, 2019
To the family of Lynwood Henry,
So sorry for your loss I know him from Deluxe. I knew Alice for many years worked with her at Alcon.
Jay Saul
March 18, 2019
So sorry to hear about Lyn. Kenny and I always enjoyed running into or visiting with Lyn and Alice on the mountain. They will be missed...
The Weist Family
Al Kleinsmith
March 18, 2019
Kurt & Roger, Sorry to see Your Dad's passing. I will always remember him at the Baseball Games. He was proud of his grand kids and he enjoyed watching them. May God Bless you and you are in my thoughts and prayers.
March 17, 2019
Kurt and family:
Very sorry to see Lynn passed away. Always enjoyed his visits to the office. It was evident how much he loved his family and how proud he was of them. Always had a sports story to tell. God bless your family in this time of sorrow.
Dave and Barb Nowotarski
Gloria & Terry Readinger
March 17, 2019
To the Henry family, so sorry to hear of your fathers passing. Glad that he wasn't suffering and he is now with your mother. We had a lot of wonderful years with your father and mother. I really appreciated your father bringing your mother to our Alcon dinners and lunches when she couldn't drive any more. He never seemed to mind being the only man there but we all know how he loved good food . He will be truly missed. May your wonderful memmories help during these difficult times. Prayers & blessings to all of you.
Nancy & Joe Levin
March 17, 2019
Lisa, John and Family, So sorry to hear of Lynwood's passing. Sending our thoughts and prayers to your entire family.
William Conner
March 17, 2019
Bill and I extend our deepest sympathy to the family. We were friends with Alice and Lynwood and enjoyed weekly breakfasts at the former Arner's Rest. prior to our move to Fl. in 2012. Bill kept in touch with Lyn via phone calls and discussed sports and good times at Glen Gery. He will be missed.
Dave Kase
March 17, 2019
Henry Family I was saddened to hear of Lyn's passing. He was a good friend to my family. He and my dad (Jazz) often got together to share old stories while sharing a beverage together. Lyn was always outgoing and ready to discuss sports with anyone who would listen. He was one of a kind and I loved his family so much. I know he loved Alice so much. There is a ball game waiting for you to play or umpire and they need a little humor to liven up the game. RIP my friend.
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