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RUSSELL DAVID HENRY
Born: Jun 10, 1964
Date of Passing: Sep 13, 2017
Send Flowers to the Family Offer Condolences or MemoryRUSSELL DAVID HENRY June 10, 1964 - September 13, 2017 It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our dear son, brother, nephew and uncle Russ on Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at the Victoria Hospital. His memory will be cherished by his mother Elizabeth, sister Val (Jeff) Thompson, nieces, Amanda, Sara, and nephew David, his auntie Ethel Cooper, as well as his extended family. Russ was a kind hearted and humble soul who would always look for the best in others. His quick witted and funny sense of humour will be remembered by all those who were fortunate enough to know him. Russ was an accomplished bag piper, as well as a talented artist. His creativity will live on through his nieces and nephew. His business accomplishments were stellar in how he worked with clients to meet their needs and exceed their expectations. As per Russ's wishes a private family service will be held. Donations may be made in Russ's memory to Siloam Mission. Family and friends may sign a Book of Condolence at www.glenlawn.ca Glen Lawn Funeral Home 204-982-7550
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Sep 16, 2017
Condolences & Memories (3 entries)
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I was fortunate to work with Russ at SHL Systemhouse in the late 90's. He was a go getter with a big heart and full of laughter. He was so quick witted and that grin and smile he had was great. God bless the family on your loss. All of us who knew Russ will never forget him. Kind, big heart, and a wonderful man Rest in Peace my friend. GOD Bless - Posted by: Greg Braun (Work friend) on: Sep 20, 2017
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I had the extreme pleasure of working with Russ in the early 90's at NWD. He was my favorite person in Winnipeg and the person with whom I had my last meal with there. He always made me smile...always. Every memory I have about my time there, that makes me happy, has Russ in it. The world will never be as bright without Russ in it; but wherever he is now, he is making someone forget about their pains and troubles by making them laugh. - Posted by: Gary Lindberg (Friend) on: Sep 17, 2017
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I worked with Russ back in the 90s. He was one of the most nicest, creative, and smartest guys. He had a sense of humour that was so subtle and full of wit. He used to tie his tie up now and then so it was about 6" long. He wouldn't say a word and waited to see who would notice it. He called it the stubby. That always cracked us all up Russ, you will be missed. Dave - Posted by: David Botterill (Friend and Co-worker) on: Sep 16, 2017
