HENRY A. MILLAN Jr.

Although I hadn't seen him in many years but I can still picture that characteristic grin and little tilt of the head, he was someone that was a pleasure to work with and just fun to be around. My condolences to the family, I am sure Hank will be missed by many.

Hankster,
You will be sorely missed by many, in fact many more than you would have ever thought. You were a true spirit of life and living, you lived each day with vigor and thought, and touched the lives of many.You were a kind hearted, generous, forgiving sole. I wish you peace my Friend, and will miss you dearly, you were a TRUE Friend.

Hank was one of the Good Guys that you enjoyed being around. May God keep you all in the palm of His hand. My Deepest Condolences.

You were quite The Dude, Hank. A loving husband and dad and a generous and kind Soul. We will all certainly miss you.

Hank and I worked together for many years in the electronic industry and, when I lived in Texas, he was a great friend and co-worker. After I moved back to Florida, Hank and I would call each other quite often just to keep in touch. We just found out today of his death and my wife and I are deeply saddened by his loss. We will pray for Maury and the family to find peace and comfort in God's hands.

Hank was a member of the Tejas Miata Club and his smile and enthusiasm will be missed. Hank was friendly and happy each time I saw him.

I didn't know Hank long but he was a dependable figure and I feel his loss. My condolences to his family in this time of loss.

Marie....you have my and Catherine's sincere condolences. You and yours are in our thoughts and Prayers. Please remember that he is now sleeping easy in God's arms. Our love to you.

I've known Hank since the 1980s. We swapped email just a week or so before his death. Hank was one of those smart, friendly and reliable types that is a joy to know. We discussed investment ideas online for the last 20+ years. Also cars, electronics and much more. I met his family when both of his kids were still at home in Austin.

His memory will last in the minds of many folks who knew and liked him. That's not immortality, but it's as close as any of us will get.

Leon and I am sorry to learn of Butchie's death. You and your family is within our thoughts and prayers.
Love and prayers, Dotty and Leon

I'm so sorry and surprised to hear of Hank's passing. Just a week before his death, I met him on the street (he was on a mission for his volunteer job - Top Drawer Thrift). I had a fun and informative conversation with him. If I had only known, I would have made a much longer meeting.

I had the pleasure and honor of being able to work closely with Hank as a colleague for about 20 years. At the time, Hank was a skilled, conscientious, and hard-working electronics technician. He was a reliable, dedicated, and loyal employee. Those are character descriptions everyone would be proud to have. More important, however, Hank was a GOOD MAN.

Deepest condolences to his family. Remember him with pride.

So sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. May your heart be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together.

Dear Marie: I am saddened by your loss. You have a special place in my heart as a very dear friend. My prayers for you and your family. Love, Mic

Ms. Marie,
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family!

My deepest condolences on your loss.

I will miss seeing Hank driving around in his little sports car.He was a "cool" guy. So sorry for your loss.