Henry Lee Luskey

Still wishing he was here, a great man!

Still missing this remarkable man, he was one of the pillars of Fort Worth!

My heart aches to hear about your beloved husband .... He is going to be sorely missed by all those loved him I am sure but especially you and the Luskey family.

My love and prayers are with you.

I trained with him at Prudential Securities and just heard about his passing.. He will be missed.. He was the utmost gentleman and was a pleasure to be around.. He, Mark Mills, Ken Furnas, Charlie Gallamore along with myself were always getting together in the evenings after our training to decompress.. I will miss you Henry!!

One of my fondest memories was buying my school uniforms at Henry's. My deepest sympathy to the entire Luskey family.

As one of Henry's clients, I only got to see him once or twice a year, still, he will be missed. He was always so kind, and very professional, not to mention talented at his craft. Janet Carter

I worked with Henry at MS and he brought all of "us" girls a beautiful scarf from a trip to Paris. I worn my scarf last week. Each and every time I wear it , I think of Henry. What a wonderful man. I'm truly sorry for your loss.

Dear Jeanie and Family, Dean and I were so sorry to hear about Henry's passing. We were thinking about how kind Henry always was. Many years have passed since we moved to Houston but the memories of carpooling to Country Day and birthday parties with the kid's have al been pouring back to us. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Love Dean and Cindy Gachman Houston Texas

Dear Luskey Family and Friends:

My heart goes out to you on your sad loss of Henry! I am a fraternity brother of Henry's from UT at Austin.

Jeanie and family, we will always remember Henry as a kind and compassionate friend as well as a smart and savvy businessman. His wit and humor were always truly refreshing, and he will be sorely missed by many. He was a man who truly made a difference in the world. Our hearts and prayers go out to you in this difficult time.
Linda and Glen

Dear Jeanie and family,
I have known Henry ever since we were " kids " . He has been my financial advisor for many years now . I have always loved his great sense of humor and wit ; but most of all his caring thoughtfulness and sweet kindness. He will be greatly missed. My prayers are with you all .
Much sympathy and Love,

Dear Jeanie,
Henry was indeed a prince of a person. I will miss his kindness, thoughtfulness and engaging spirit.
Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your precious family.
With my sincerest sympathy, Dee Colley

So sorry to hear of Henry's passing. I met him back in the early 70s when I worked at Whataburger and he opened Henry's Jean Scene. He was always able to find Levi's for my long legs.

God Bless.

What a great service today. Henry was loved

I am so sorry to hear of Henry's death. We would run into each other a the oddest places. He always remembered my name even in a New York elevator or hospital seeing his first grandchild .
My heart hurts for your whole family. May light perpetual shine upon him. Alice Hanson

Dear Jeanie and family,

We would like to express our sympathy to you, Jeanie, and to your entire family. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Henry had such a great soul. He was always so kind and so positive. Enjoyed knowing him at PHS and shopping at his fabulous stores for many years. This world will miss him.

Jeanie,
If every thought is a prayer, know that you and yours are certainly in my thoughts.
Truly,
Linda Anderson Adler

So sad to hear the news of Henry . Our thoughts are with you at this time. He was a kind, gentle and fun loving friend. He will be missed by all of us.
Judy and Richard Steed. Hamilton, MT

Jeanie & Family,
Our heartfelt sympathy to you for your loss. Charlie & I remember Henry with a smile on our faces thinking about the college move-in & move-out weekends at Vanderbilt & parents' weekends! We feel so blessed to have known you & Henry & so glad our girls were college roommates, & lifelong friends! You are in our prayers, asking for God's comfort during this difficult time.

Dear Mrs. Luskey,
Isn't is amazing how our lives can be intertwined. I go to the gym with your daughter. She is such a sweet girl - always polite and, important to me, respectful. You and your husband raised a wonderful girl.
I attended the University of Texas from '65 to '69. My minor was accounting. Just married in '68, my husband attended UT as well that year and played many a game of handball on campus. I really feel that I had an accounting class with your husband and that my husband Glyn might have played handball with Henri. Such a small world.
We got to Fort Worth in '80, raising two sons. I remember Matthew loved going to Henri's for clothes and student council uniforms.
One day at the gym, I noticed Valrie's purse, falling in love with the pattern. Valrie told me it was a Goyard and that you had gotten it for her while in Paris. I was in Paris last spring on a once-in-a-lifetime trip and my daughter-in-law found the Goyard shop for me and encouraged me to buy the purse - I got the green one! I always think of that trip and of Valrie when I carry it.
Your husband was younger than me - a wake-up call to value my life and take care of myself and appreciate everything around me. I will even continue to go to the gym!!
I am so sorry for your loss. I know that it will be hard and hopefully time will ease the pain. I am so thankful that you have Valrie and a close family. Take care.

So sorry for your loss. It appears Henry had a wonderful and full life. I remember him when we were very young.

What a kind spirit & gentle heart Henry had. From Henry's Jean Scene to Shady Oaks his presence was always felt .

It was such a pleasure being around Henry. He was always smiling and happy. He will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire family.

I was so sad to hear that Henry had passed away. Henry was a wonderful and kind man. He will be truly missed by so many. My thoughts and prayers will be with you all.
Megan

I had the wonderful fortune to meet this Texas Gentleman in August of 2011. He brought a wonderful spirit and beautiful warmth to this office and it was my pleasure to have known him if for only a short time. My sincere condolences to his family and all those he touched with his kindness. Alison Sanchez

Thinking of all the family today and for many days to come. Henry always had the kindest, most sincere smile. He will be missed.

Sincere condolences to the families. I went to McLean and Paschal with Henry.

Remembering a wonderful man and pledge brother on this sad day. My heart goes out to all who knew and loved Henry. BUD
Michael Levine
Sigma Theta '67

Our thoughts are with you
Esther and Harold Wolf

Sad day indeed, to lose such a great man who cared for Fort Worth. My heart goes out to his wife and family who have lost a wonderful man. Everybody I know loved the man and his Luskey's store. He did a lot for Cowtown, and may he always be remembered! God and Jesus know a good man, and wanted him home. Henry Lee Luskey will be terribly missed but never forgotten.