He honorably served his country as a corporal in the Canadian Army during World War II.

At the onset of World War II, and at the young age of 17, Henry volunteered to serve in the Canadian Army. He continued to service his country for five years and was decorated with several honorable medals. He rose to the rank of Corporal and wa

s in the first wave of combat to land in Normandy, France on D-Day and then marched on to Berlin, Germany. After returning from the war, Henry met and married his sweetheart, Odette Gauvin, and later they moved to Waltham, Mass. before retirin

g to Chocorua.

Henry's legacy was his work. He was a well-respected cabinetmaker, carpenter and builder; a master of his trade. He enjoyed his work tremendously, and has left his excellent workmanship in many homes including family, friends and neighbors. He wa

s always ready to lend his helpful hand to those who needed his craftsmanship. He loved to create and build things out of wood. After retirement Henry spent many hours in his workshop called "Henry's Place," creating birdhouses, tables, furniture

, and dollhouses. He always had a project underway. All who knew and loved him will miss him.