HENRY CLYDE WALP

Dear cousins (for that is who you must be), I send condolences. What a touching man Henry must have been. It was very moving to read about him.

So sorry to hear of Henry's passing. I am Bill Dunbar's cousin, Judy. Bill thoroughly enjoyed spending time with Henry and after reading his obituary I can see why. What an interesting character he was! I always knew Henry from the Crafton UP Church. I knew he must he have a bit of fun in him from the bow ties and plaid sport coats he wore. Wish I had gotten to know him better. What a life he had. I hope his zest for life is passed on to his descendants.

PS: I was on vacation when he passed and unfortunately missed his funeral.

As I read this wonderful obituary of a WONDERFUL man. My thoughts were if I could have only known him. Without knowing him, I admire him for the life he led. Stories and memories are what keep our loves alive and I can only imagine the stories your family will have. You are truly blessed. It is hard to say goodbye but you have comfort the gates opened for him and he will always be around his loved ones.

Jill and Family, my condolences on the loss of your sweet father. Who knew what an amazing and colorful life he led? I remember him clearly, bow tie and expressive face. This is a beautiful tribute to a life well lived. Hugs to you all, Nancy Maxwell Geyser

What a fantastic obituary for a fantastic gentleman! What a blessing he must have been to his family and friends! He really lived his life well. May God welcome him into heaven for his next adventure.

Dear Shevonne and Family,
What a life and what a father. I will always remember Henry's bow tie. It was his signature!! It's an end to an era for us. We've had to say good bye to our parents who molded us into who we are today. We have great stories to recall throughout our lives. Thank God for them. I think Henry will keep them busy in heaven. I wanted to come and pay respects, but have open house at our school till 8:00. Know your in my thoughts. Let's get together soon.

Love,
Dana Gallis