We are so sorry for your loss. Although we didn't know Henry well, he was always a friendly face while walking in the neighborhood or working at Sniders. He was always kind when oldest, Donovan, was young and always outside playing. Our thoughts are with you. Please reach out if you need anything. 

Best, 

Nancy and David Cox

Dear Dunn family,

The 2022 Montgomery County Fellows are sending our love and deepest sympathies to your entire family. While we wish we were all close enough to come give you a giant hug, we are sending so much love from afar. 

I was so sorry to hear about Henry. Keeping you and your family in my thoughts. With love, Elli

Pam, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family. ~Nathalie

Dear Pam, Please accept my deepest condolences, I’m so sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family. Nell

Pam, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your dear son, Henry. While I never had the chance to meet him, if he was anything like you, I know he was an absolute light to everyone he encountered. With love, Sarah

In May 2017, Henry visited Boston, Massachusetts. What might be an ordinary trip for an experienced traveler was a significant trip and test of independence for Henry. Navigating the airport alone was out of his comfort zone, so he traveled from DC by train, a 7+ hour journey.

One of the reasons Henry visited Boston was to see a game at Fenway Park, and he timed his visit to watch the Orioles play. Before the game, I met Henry on Boylston Street where I showed the high-end shops, historic brownstones, and the Boston Marathon finish line. We walked through a public garden towards the green stadium. It was the same walk I made with Henry's sister Katie 12 months prior.

Unsure how a Marylander would be received by notorious Red Sox fans, Henry left his O's jersey and hat at home, but braved wearing a small "I <3 Orioles" pin. He was braver than me! The Orioles' starting pitcher was ejected during the 2nd inning, an outfielder was tossed in the 5th, and the O's lost 4-2. Still, we enjoyed the game!

What would have been an ordinary Wednesday night turned into a night to remember. Thank you, Henry.

One of the best memories we have of Henry happened at our lake cottage in Blue Ridge Shores, VA.  Y'all came with us on a July 4th weekend with all the kids.  Henry was probably 5 or 6 or so.  As is tradition at Lake Louisa they had a day of races, competitions (including watermelon eating) and finally The Mr. and Miss Legs contest.  Although our kids entered many of the competitions it was the 3-legged relay race that sticks out in my mind.  Henry was one of the competitors and ran the last leg (probably with Steve if I remember correctly) and when the dust settled, they had won!  After they crossed the finish line and were declared the winners by an official with a booming voice, the crowd cheered and Henry threw his head back, shoved his arms in the air and shouted, "I've never felt so alive!"  

Although Henry's life was cut short, it is these beautiful memories that we will always cherish.  His sunny disposition and wonderfully happy way will never be forgotten.  Rest in peace Henry and so much love to all the Dunns.

Just Wanted to give my condolences to the Dunn Family Henry was Such a Beautiful Energetic soul that always brang positivity and fun to those around him i charece being able to go to school with him and being able to help him out more when i got more mature and understood right vs wrong 

Sending prayers and thoughts your way also sending flowers and a donation as im not in Maryland i will attend the virtual though 

Love

Gabriel 

My deepest condolences to you Steve and Pam….I remember 4 year old Henry introducing himself to me at Ai….”hi my name is Henry and I have blue eyes”

I will never forget his sweet face ❤️

Love to all

Jenifer

Dear beloved Dunn family, 

There are no words for the loss of Henry the most treasured sole of North Woodside.  Every single one of us who  had the privilege of knowing Henry was blessed in so many ways. The bright and generous greetings he gave anyone who crossed his path is the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about our time with him. His unconditional willingness to share with you whatever was on his mind with so much joy was matched by no one. I was so proud to see the, well fought for, accomplishments he shared on Facebook. His joyful personality beaming through. Max and I are devastated by Henry’s passing. We are better people for knowing him! 

Steve: My heart breaks for you, Pam and the rest of your family as your travel this terribly sad journey with Henry’s passing. My prayers are with all of you, and I truly hope that the many happy memories with Henry will bring you comfort in the sad days ahead. 

Please do let me know if there is anything at all that I can do for you.