J. Quentin Henry

j. henry

December 5, 1938 ~ December 9, 2023

Born in: Alvin, Texas
Resided in: Bryan, Texas

J. Quentin Henry, 85 years old, passed December 8, 2023. He was born December 5, 1938, to Roger and Edith Henry. He married the love of his life Dora on December 5, 1959. His parents told him he could not get married until he turned 21. Therefore, he and Dora waited until his 21st birthday to get married at the All Faiths Chapel on the A&M Campus.

 

Visitation will be at 1:00 PM on Monday, December 18, 2023, until the time of the service at 2:00 PM at Callaway-Jones Funeral Center.

 

He was employed by R.B. Everett & Co. until his retirement at the age of 81. He was an active member of the Coastal Conservation Association (CCA).

 

If you were lucky enough to meet Quentin or have him cross your path, you had a friend for life. He never met a stranger and made daily phone calls and Facebook posts to keep in touch with everyone. 

 

He loved fishing and spent many weekends in Matagorda with Dora in the RV and out on their boat (Dora’s Follie). His favorite pastime in recent years was turning pens from any wood he could get on his lathe. He gave these as gifts to many people with the theme of their pen matching their profession, hobby or favorite color.

 

He was preceded in death by Dora his wife of 64 years, his parents Roger & Edith, his in-laws R.A. and Johnnie Bell, brothers Harold Dean and Charles Henry, grandsons Roger and Sam Napier, and Jason Henry.

 

He is survived by his children Robin Henry, Yvette Napier and husband Davis, J. Quentin Henry Jr. and wife Sarah, Kimm Knight and husband Randy. Grandchildren Marc Showman, Christopher Showman and wife Amber, Dakota Faucett, Justin Napier, Josh Henry and fiancée Kaitlyn Ulmer and Jon Henry. Granddaughter Jordan Knight. His great grandchildren Kathleen Henry and Hunter Showman. Numerous nieces and nephews. Two brothers Donal Wayne Henry and wife Neta, Cecil Henry and wife Marcia.

Services

Celebration of Life Tribute: December 18, 2023 2:00 pm

Callaway-Jones Funeral Home & Cremation Center
3001 S College Ave
Bryan, TX 77801

979-822-3717
https://callawayjones.com

Visitation: December 18, 2023 1:00 pm

Callaway-Jones Funeral Home & Cremation Center
3001 S College Ave
Bryan, TX 77801

979-822-3717
https://callawayjones.com

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  1. I worked with Quentin while at R. B. Everett, and had stayed in touch, on occasion, over the years.

    He was a great man.
    He will be missed.

  2. Mr. Quentin was one of the kindest, nicest men I’ve ever known. His daily posts on FB along with many phone calls to Michael (and me if I happened to be in the truck!) were always so pleasant and happy! He (and Dora) were just very special friends we made in Matagorda. He will have the best Christmas ever reunited with the love of his life but we sure will miss him here. God’s blessings to the family. We will treasure the memories.

  3. Quentin has been a great friend for many years and will be missed! Enjoyed our phone calls, meals together, and his daily messages, always uplifting interactions. I guarantee he is beside Dora today with a huge smile on his face!! Bless the entire Family.

  4. Quentin was a good friend of ours and a classmate from Alvin. We enjoyed his phone calls and monthly lunch visits with our group. We will miss him and so glad to call him our friend for so many years. RIP Quentin. John and Carolyn Evans Alvin, Texas

  5. I was blessed to be Quentin’s pastor and a pen recipient! I sure appreciated his warmth, hospitality and his humble attitude. How great it is to know that he and Dora now experience God in a way they have never known before.

  6. I will miss Quentin. He was a great customer, friend and person. He was a customer and I was lucky enough to have been friends for quite a few years now. I always enjoyed our phone calls. I know he is in a much better place and he and Dora will be together for ever. I will keep his family in my thoughts and prayers. Gary McGee

  7. Quentin was a good man always gave me crap about my chevy truck but was always there for us boys. I’m sure gonna miss talking with him. Tell Mrs Dora hello for my.

  8. Mr. Henry was always a shining light. His spirit was truly a reflection of heaven. Kind, gracious and loving. I always enjoyed his company. I’m going to miss him.

  9. I an so sorry to hear of quentin’s passing. Attended ahs with him and always enjoyed his friendship and happy demeaner. Prays and peace to his family

  10. This note is from Quentin’s Alvin High School Class of ’57. We will miss seeing him each month at our class luncheons and sure will miss his phone calls to us. Quentin was always so thoughtful and checked on his classmates. We will miss you Quentin.

  11. Quintin, (Q-Bert) which is what I called him. He was such an amazing man. He was good friends with my late husband. He will be missed greatly.
    He is now with his beloved wife.
    My condolences are with his family.


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