Our sympathies to Terry and Linda and their children, Ryan, Courtney, and Andrew, on the passing of their father and grandfather.
Sincerely, Josie and Ron Martens4tYp
Tuesday May 07. I just heard from Marilyn about Henry.
Our deepest sympathy on your loss. Always looked forward to seeing Henry, especially at grape harvest time on the farm. He always had time to stop to say hello to us and our children and to share a bowl of Mom's homemade chilli. Great times and always remembered.
From the staff at Sawmill Golf Course: Hank was a regular visitor to the restaurant at Sawmill whether it be with his son Terry for breakfast or his friends for dinner. We will miss Hank and his dry sense of humour and for the twinkle in his eye. Rest In Peace our friend.
Our deepest sympathy on your lost. Henry was known to us at The Orchards where he spent time at the dinner table with our family member . We last spoke to Henry at the Christmas Party. He will be missed by all!
Lorraine and Bob
So sorry for your loss. Having just lost my father in February i know too well the pain this brings.
Love and prayers to all your family
Allan & Shelley
Dear Marlene and Family
Saddened to learn of Hank’s passing.I remember Hank fondly from skiing Ellicottville.Will never forget how Hank shamed Jim into buying a new living room sofa and chair.
May you find comfort in your memories and each other.
You are in my thoughts and prayers at this challenging time.
With love
Karen
We are sending our sincere condolences to all the family...we remember fondly our times spent with Hank and Sheila and his children and grandchildren in Ellicottville. They were always kind and welcoming in their homes to Ralph and I and our boys. We hope all the memories they made will help in this sad time...Ralph and Nella Miller
