Henry was such a special guy with a fun personality. I feel very grateful to have known him and will always remember his sense of humor as well as his occasional stubbornness. :) I am deeply sorry for your loss. Henry will be missed very much. 

I'm sorry for your loss and Henry's recent struggles with his health. I will remember Henry for his expressive and sweet eyes and facial expressions that revealed his personality. He will be missed at school.

I will never forget Henry and the world he opened up for me.   Despite thinking I'd be told to never come back again after he scared the life out of me on my first day alone with him at school, I will be ever grateful that I was entrusted with his care.  He was a master eye roller and I'm pretty sure Kingston took a lesson or two from him in the art of sarcasm.  He also had impressive range with letting his saliva loose as his only act of self defense and to express his disdain for completion of undesired cares.  I think one of my fondest memories with him is of standing at his bedside, TV remote in hand, flipping through endless options and continuously receiving no response from him that I had found acceptable entertainment.  I stood there for 20 straight minutes before he winked in agreement with whatever it was I had finally come to.   I'm pretty sure I was the entertainment there, but to be fair to him, he'd probably seen all the things a hundred times over.   I also fondly recall the first time I saw a legitimate smile when I peeked in on him watching The Land Before Time with a big old grin on his sweet face. 

So sorry for your families loss. I’m honored to have been able to spend so much time with him. Even if he always rolled his eyes at how slow I was. 

My heart breaks for you. Praying for all of you. I hope you find comfort in knowing Henry is happy and whole in the presence of our Savior. 

The little grin on his face when he was watching Sponge Bob was so precious!