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Henry B Durham, Jr.

1939 - 2020

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Beverly Kelley lit a candle

Thursday, October 1, 2020

My heart is so full at this difficult time for both of you Sina and Dolores. In Psalms 23, our father says (Yeah do I walk through the valley and the shadow of death, I will fear no evil for they are with me) that is my prayer for Henry. Harold loved Henry and they loved to watch the football games and basketball games with him. Henry was always the perfect gentleman always caring and supporting others at all times. Sina and Dolores, just hang in there because it takes a strong person to deal with tough times and difficult choices but you both are strong and it takes courage to get through this. Everything will be fine and it will turn out that way because of the special ladies that you are, continue to be Blessed. Respectfully submitted, Beverly Kelley Stockbridge, Georgia

Ronnette lit a candle

Thursday, October 1, 2020

Blessed are those who mourn for they shall be comforted. Matthew 5:4 My prayer is for peace and comfort for Sina and Dolores during this time. I have so many fond memories of Mr. Durham and the family. Growing up my family and I would share good family time.We were neighbors who lived across the street. My favorite memory was having brunch together with homemade waffles with our families. He would also be our first guest on New Years Day, and we would have a feast prepared for him. We had a tradition that it would bring good luck to the first person who arrived at your door on that day. My dad and Mr. Durham were good friends and spent a lot of days talking and laughing. He was a gentle soul. May he Rest In Peace, now resting with our ancestors and at home with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Sincerely, Ronnette Kelley-Pittman Fairfax, VA

Doris A. Greer posted a condolence

Wednesday, September 30, 2020

My memories of Hank, Jr. go from our early childhood friend days in Toledo, Ohio as members at All Saints' Episcopal Church , including the youth group. We attended Gunkel Elementary where his mom was a teacher; and, shared education and fun times at Scott High School. Hank was always the 'gentleman', polite and mannerable with a wonderful sense of humor and concern for others. He stayed in touch with me & other Scott alumni throughout his adult life. Hank often inquired about our church elder, Mrs. Marjorie Jones(now 100 yrs of age). We pray that his wife, Sina, family members and friends are comforted in knowing others care. May he now rest in eternal peace. His spirit and soul will be greatly missed. Doris A. Scott Greer, Toledo, Oh.

Doris A. Greer lit a candle

Wednesday, September 30, 2020

My memories of Henry better known as "Hank" include our being friends through shared church activities at All Saint's Episcopal Churcn in Toledo Ohio (including the youth group); early elementary school days at the former Gunkel Elementary School, where his mom, Leola Durham, taught...and the through fun, education and memorable high school days at Scott High School. Hank was always the 'gentleman', polite, mannerable and had a fun-loving, wonderful sense of humor. He had concern for others and close to his dad, the late Henry(Hank), Sr.. Hank, Jr stayed in touch with myself and other Scott High alumni. He always inquired about elder church member, Mrs. Marjorie Jones. His presence & caring spirit will be greatly missed. Praying that his wife, Sina, other family and friends are comforted and blessed in knowing that others care. May he now 'rest in eternal peace'.