From:  Don MacKenzie   
Boats Incorporated - Niantic, CT

Will never forget the "Ray Romano" voice. Everytime he called my company anyone who answered said, "I think it's Ray Romano....serious!" I knew it was Hank. I loved the name of his company and his loyalty to his college and team and always, always, always...a perfect gentleman. Life is about relationships and contacts and during his long illness, we got to meet Lecia who always had her priorities right, family first. You will be missed my friend, and am sure you are in good hands.

written on 2010-01-28 08:11:07
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From:  Anne Marie, Mark and Alexander Fallek   
Southlake, Texas

Hank was a special guy!! Back in 1980, we would meet at the Syosset RR station and begin our trek into NYC. The 45 minute ride always went quickly because of his stories which had no boundaries! Now that I live in Texas I rekindle memories of his trips to the Cowboys games when they were actually a great team!! Gosh I hope Hank is going to help give them the edge against the Vikings!! It has been a long time since the Cowboys had a magical season.
The last time we saw Hank was probably in the mid 90's in Westfield with his Mom. Alexander was only 4 or 5 and we went along for a visit. Hank was busy at work with his business and his Mom could not wait to play the piano! Oh those were the days.
Although Hank was a little older than me I remember seeing his name on the walls of the OBHS gym for his track accomplishments. I wonder aloud if the records still stand today.
While we all knew that Hank was so sick, I never was able to say thank you for his service to our country!! It made me so happy this week to speak with Lecia and other family members that he would be buried with full military honors and that the Mass would include the Naval Hymn.
Hank you left us too soon but now you are finally comfortable again and regaling a few more stories with Mom and Dad! Rest well my friend.

written on 2010-01-16 10:41:03
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From:  Jane Rothmann Gorton   
Garnett, Kansas

Henry was a courageous, intelligent and caring man, who will be greatly missed.

written on 2010-01-14 15:08:03
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From:  Stacey Wavro   
St Petersburg, Florida

Our entire family's thoughts and prayers are with Hanks family at this diffuclut time. Hank was my mothers companion, and a very charismatic, intelligent man who will be missed. God Bless his soul and his family.

written on 2010-01-14 14:55:47
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From:  Rose LoBianco Murphy   
Margate, FL

To the family of Henry,
I've known the Curran family through the years and wish to extend my sincere deep sympathy for your loss. Henry has not died. He has moved into a beautiful light and love with the Lord, and he will be with you all in spirit always.
Peace be with you.
Rose

written on 2010-01-13 09:52:13
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From:  Lecia Curran DeHaven   
Westfield,NJ

Hank,
You were a wonderful brother and I will miss you so very much. I love you!
Lecia

written on 2010-01-12 23:22:09
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From:  Mrs. Jordan   

To The Family, I want to share the comfort of John 5:28,29 where we are promised that those who have fallen asleep in death have the hope of receiving a "resurrection" back to life. Life on an earth restored to a beautiful paradise. Psalms 37:11 says, "The meek ones themselves will possess the earth, and they will indeed find their exquisite delight in the abundance of peace." While we await that wonderful time please find comfort in these promises.

written on 2010-01-12 16:36:41
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