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Mark Piedmonte
November 9, 2019
I'm sure Henry will be missed by his family and friends. I remeber many yeas ago when his son Grant and I were considering joining the Air Force after high school (1980) Henry talked to us both about our choices. I remeber that discussion and was probably the main reason I joined the Air Force and made it a career. We didn't see Henry or Claire for a number of years after I left for the AF and thay moved to Texas. But one sunny Sunday morning years later Henry and Claire stopped by Andrews AFB outide of DC to visit with me and my wife Connie and our son Michael what a great way to start a Sunday morning. As Henry's obituary says he is now in heaven and I know he watching all of us. Thanks for your encouraging words Henry.
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