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Henry David Adair
September 5, 1940 ~ October 4, 2017 (age 77) 77 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Georgia (Tinker Pichot) Womack
October 8, 2017 6:37 PM
To Henry's Family:
Gee time flies, I remember being in Jr. High, & High School with Henry, I will admit he was a mess of fun foolishness. Just face booked with him a week or so ago about my grand daughter, he knew her deceased father, a small world. Saw him a couple of times when he came to the Lovelady Thanksgiving Basketball Tournament, as other functions,. R.I.P Henry, you are going to be missed a whole lot. Tinker Pichot Womack, REL class of '59
Gee time flies, I remember being in Jr. High, & High School with Henry, I will admit he was a mess of fun foolishness. Just face booked with him a week or so ago about my grand daughter, he knew her deceased father, a small world. Saw him a couple of times when he came to the Lovelady Thanksgiving Basketball Tournament, as other functions,. R.I.P Henry, you are going to be missed a whole lot. Tinker Pichot Womack, REL class of '59
Message from Georgia (Tinker Pichot) Womack
October 8, 2017 6:37 PM
To Henry's Family:
Gee time flies, I remember being in Jr. High, & High School with Henry, I will admit he was a mess of fun foolishness. Just face booked with him a week or so ago about my grand daughter, he knew her deceased father, a small world. Saw him a couple of times when he came to the Lovelady Thanksgiving Basketball Tournament, as other functions,. R.I.P Henry, you are going to be missed a whole lot. Tinker Pichot Womack, REL class of '59
Gee time flies, I remember being in Jr. High, & High School with Henry, I will admit he was a mess of fun foolishness. Just face booked with him a week or so ago about my grand daughter, he knew her deceased father, a small world. Saw him a couple of times when he came to the Lovelady Thanksgiving Basketball Tournament, as other functions,. R.I.P Henry, you are going to be missed a whole lot. Tinker Pichot Womack, REL class of '59
Message from Georgia (Tinker Pichot) Womack
October 8, 2017 6:37 PM
To Henry's Family:
Gee time flies, I remember being in Jr. High, & High School with Henry, I will admit he was a mess of fun foolishness. Just face booked with him a week or so ago about my grand daughter, he knew her deceased father, a small world. Saw him a couple of times when he came to the Lovelady Thanksgiving Basketball Tournament, as other functions,. R.I.P Henry, you are going to be missed a whole lot. Tinker Pichot Womack, REL class of '59
Gee time flies, I remember being in Jr. High, & High School with Henry, I will admit he was a mess of fun foolishness. Just face booked with him a week or so ago about my grand daughter, he knew her deceased father, a small world. Saw him a couple of times when he came to the Lovelady Thanksgiving Basketball Tournament, as other functions,. R.I.P Henry, you are going to be missed a whole lot. Tinker Pichot Womack, REL class of '59
A candle was lit by Lisa Syer
on October 8, 2017 1:28 PM
Message from Wil Terry
October 8, 2017 9:39 AM
Rave On Henry! Great friend, great times.
Message from Greg Freeman
October 8, 2017 7:20 AM
I'm going to miss all of the advice and companionship that I had with Henry at our breakfast meetings. Save me a spot at the big table my friend. If any friends or family need anything please let me know.
Message from Marjorie Lashley
October 8, 2017 12:56 AM
My condolence to the family for your lost. Henry, was one of a kind. A joy to work with and someone who always had humor for the office. He is with our Lord, entertaining the angels!
Blessings and peace,
Marjorie Lashley
Blessings and peace,
Marjorie Lashley
A candle was lit by Ronnie and Jo Beth Hightower
on October 7, 2017 7:15 PM
A candle was lit by Mary McCorquodale & Michal Winston
on October 7, 2017 4:32 PM
A Designers Choice was sent on October 7, 2017
Sending our love and prayers! Heidi, Daryl, Bryant, Bryce and Waryn Teraoka
Message from Tom Page
October 7, 2017 9:53 AM
To my very good friend Henry, family and friends.
Our friend has departed physcally but will remain in our hearts and minds forevever. His steadfast loyalty to all who admired, respected and loved him will never be forgotten. Having been in his story at Sam Houston State from the start to the finish. I can testify to the courage and tenacity of a young man determined to suceed. He was too small and too slow to play college ball. I admit to suggesting he go to a Jr college for two years. He told me "Coach I am going to play here". Soon injuries forced me to put him in a game. After reviewing the film. Henry was rhe starter at his position from then on. He displayed the same determination the rest of his life. I feel honored and humbled to be counted a friend.
His get togethers for teammates and friends became one of the high points of my life..
I believe we will have more someday, and he will be there..
Coach Tom Page and wife Irene
.
Our friend has departed physcally but will remain in our hearts and minds forevever. His steadfast loyalty to all who admired, respected and loved him will never be forgotten. Having been in his story at Sam Houston State from the start to the finish. I can testify to the courage and tenacity of a young man determined to suceed. He was too small and too slow to play college ball. I admit to suggesting he go to a Jr college for two years. He told me "Coach I am going to play here". Soon injuries forced me to put him in a game. After reviewing the film. Henry was rhe starter at his position from then on. He displayed the same determination the rest of his life. I feel honored and humbled to be counted a friend.
His get togethers for teammates and friends became one of the high points of my life..
I believe we will have more someday, and he will be there..
Coach Tom Page and wife Irene
.
Message from David Shroyer
October 6, 2017 7:49 PM
Henry was a year older than me and we were first cousins. It was always good to see and catch up with him at family gatherings, reunions and funerals.
I wish all of the family peace and comfort during this difficult time. May your memories of him always keep you close company.
I wish all of the family peace and comfort during this difficult time. May your memories of him always keep you close company.
A candle was lit by Ronnie and Jo Beth Hightower
on October 6, 2017 6:14 PM
Message from Beach City
October 6, 2017 3:49 PM
My husband, Phillip, went to REL with Henry. He has many great memories of him.
I was a transplant 45 years ago to their group. I was always happy when we could sit at Henry's table,. He was an entertainer who never saw a stranger. He made others laugh and leave with a smile on their faces. My last memory of him was at the Beverly Rockhold Memorial. The monument was a list of all american track members. As pictures were being made.....Henry stepped up, stuck a yellow post it with his name on it....and said, "Take my picture, Boys".with that Henry smile and cockiness. Life will be dull without you, Henry. I always admired how he loved his daughters. We am so sorry for all of you...
I was a transplant 45 years ago to their group. I was always happy when we could sit at Henry's table,. He was an entertainer who never saw a stranger. He made others laugh and leave with a smile on their faces. My last memory of him was at the Beverly Rockhold Memorial. The monument was a list of all american track members. As pictures were being made.....Henry stepped up, stuck a yellow post it with his name on it....and said, "Take my picture, Boys".with that Henry smile and cockiness. Life will be dull without you, Henry. I always admired how he loved his daughters. We am so sorry for all of you...
Message from Jerry Hicks
October 6, 2017 8:31 AM
Alicia, so many good memories from Lakewood.....my sincere condolences, Jerry
Message from Stephanie Andrews Cooper
October 6, 2017 6:16 AM
Such an amazing man. He will be greatly missed. Mr. Adair always gave you a big smile, hug, and time to catch up with you when you ran into him around town. You could always find him cheering on the Eagles at all sporting events. My prayers for his family.
Message from Gina Harvey
October 6, 2017 4:31 AM
Mr. Adair was one-of-a-kind! He was truly sincere, caring and loving! He loved his girls and his family. He was so proud of his girls and shared what they were doing and stories about them each time I saw him. He loved the Barbers Hill community and its sports teams. He loved to tell stories and reminisce about days gone by. Every single time we ran into each other we talked about a mutual friend and rehashed old stories and good memories. He was such a genuine man who truly cared about others. Mr. Adair was always there to give people advice because he truly cared about them. The Barbers Hill community has lost a legend and a pillar. You will me missed Mr. Adair. Thank you for always truly caring about Barbers Hill and my family. We appreciated you more than you probably ever knew. I'll miss the times we ran into each other in town, the laughter and the stories you shared. Bless you and your family during this difficult time. However, please know that Mr. Adair's love and commitment to the Barbers Hill family will live on in the lives he touched and enriched in so many ways. Rest In Peace my friend.
A candle was lit by Kinney and Debbie Futzgerald
on October 6, 2017 2:19 AM
A candle was lit by Beverly Niederhofer
on October 5, 2017 9:02 PM
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