Edward L. Henry

Very sorry to hear of your loss. I knew Mary and Becky from the Clay High School Band class with Mr. Richard Lovin in South Bend, Indiana. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.

A life well lived. A great person

The spirit of generousity and kindness, the love of learniing , humor and community runs very deep in the Henry family. Thinking of you all at this time of loss and rememberence

To the family of Ed Henry, to Mary Beth. I am so sorry about your loss.Thinking of you at this sad time, my prayers are with you.

I am very sorry to hear of Ed's passing. He was such a big part of my life and taught me many things while I helped take care of him during my college years at St. Bens. He made me laugh and I'll always be grateful to have had the four years with him that I did. I am often reminded of both he and Betty through numerous aspects of life. My prayers are with your family at this time.

We will be with you all in spirit as you celebrate Ed's life. I, Betty's sister (also the mother of 9)with Stan and our children remember with joy the times we spent with your family. Ed was always a gracious host, even when we visited with 8 young ones while he was a busy mayor.He and Betty will live on in our hearts and our memories.

To The Family Of Ed Henry, I took care of Ed in the Nursing Home Of Roseville, He Was A Great Person, He always Made me Smile, and He would always know me by name when I would ask him, He would call Roseale, I will never forget Him, To Me, He was "Mr. Ed". You Lost A GREAT MAN!, Thanks for Sharring Him with Me for a little while. I am So Sorry About Your Lost.

To the Family of Ed Henry, I took care of him at the nursing home of Roseville, and He Was the BEST, He made Me Smile more then once, I will Never Forget His Smile., To Me, I called Him "Mr. Ed", And he always remember my name, he told me ," I Was The Best Person Working Here." I am So Sorry for your Loss Of A Great Person. I Shall never forget Him , May He Rest In Peace,

HI Mary Beth and all,
Trish [my dad's 2nd wife] posted this on FB for all of we Larson's to see. She posted it, writing "one of your father's favorite people".....which was quite true. Your dad made a difference in the Larson lives.....and I know he helped our dad through the loss of our mom. All of the Larson's are together in VT this week-end [except me....stuck in Germany] for dad's #1 grandchild's wedding! I'm sure your dad came up in the discussions of many memories! We are sorry to hear of his passing. We know he lived a very rich, loving life, not only for his family, but he "enriched lives" for many families. Thank you for sharing him with us. All our best,
Patty Bolan Larson and the rest of the Larson family.

I was so sorry to learn of his passing. He lived a rich, full and intersting life. I am certain he will be missed.

My father, Ed Henry, loved St. Michael's, Burlington and Lake Champlain. For more information on his life see www.sctimes.com.