Henry Hyde Obituary

Our deepest sympathies to the Hyde family from the Robert Brandt family

I was saddened to learn of Hank's death. I coached against him in the Catholic Grammer School League years ago and enjoyed the cometition. He gave a great deal of time as well as knowledge to young people.

Henry, I was saddened to hear about the death of your son, I'm sorry I am responding late however I didn't get the news until recently. Stay well and enjoy your retirement. You have given great service to you country. Steve Nagy

Congressman Hyde:

May I extend my most sincere condolence at the loss of your son. My prayers and those of the entire Drisoll Catholic High School community shall be with you.



St. John Baptiste De LaSalle...prayer for us.

and Live Jesus in our Hearts.

Dear Congressman Hyde,

Tom and I extend our deepest sympathy to you on the loss of your dear son. Our prayers are with you and all your family.



Sincerely,

Tom and Anne Culhane

Chairman Hyde and Family ~ I am very sorry about Hank's passing. I read the article in the paper and was so shocked to hear how ill he had been. I worked with Hank back in the days of Elmhurst National Bank! I sat next to him and enjoyed listening to his baseball days along with how proud he was to be a father. He was such a kind man.



Losing a loved one at any age is not easy...but know that what you and I hope to achieve one day, Hank now knows face to face. His suffering is no more.



I pray that your tears of sadness will one day be replaced with tears of joy.



God bless you all....to Hank's children: Nothing can replace your dad, keep his memory alive always in your heart and he will never be gone. I am so sorry for the two of you.

HENRY, To you and your family my heartful sympathy. I recall your great joy and that of Jean at the time of his birth in 1950. It was a time of great expectation in the future as we moved on from the days of law school. This is sad time but take some consolation in knowing that your son had the great satisfction of always being proud of his father.

Dear Danny,



My family and I are sorry to find out that you lost your dad. We are thinking of you and praying for you and your family.

With my deepest sympathy.

I was privileged to know Hank for over 10 years. I learned that his children were his life, and his life was his family and friends. He was a son any father would be proud of, a father any child would admire, and certainly a friend that one only rarely encounters in life. I appreciated his lesson about how to live life, accepting its difficulties under his terms, always maintaining a determined positive attitude. Please know that Hank has touched many people, and in so doing, has left many of us with countless wonderful memories.

Dear Hank and family,



My deepest condolences on the death of your son. He is with his Maker and out of pain but he will be missed by many.



Ret'd Capt. CPD, Daniel Corboy

Dear Chairman Hyde and Family:

I wish to extend my deepest sympathy to you upon the death of your beloved son and brother.

Sincerely

Dennis Halpin

Tom & I offer our condolences to the entire family.

Tom was remembering the trips he took to Springfield with Hank.

We have been praying for Hank, for Henry and the family and will continue to do so. May God Bless you all at this difficult time.

Most sincerely,

Thomas & Carol Martin

Tony, I cried this morning when I read about Hank's passing. He was one of my favorite patients by far and he always came in with a smile on his face no matter how he was feeling. I will miss his stories and laugh. Please know Tony that my thoughts and prayers are will you and your family at this time. I cannot attend the service because I will be working. Take care. I will miss seeing you too.

Love, Gina

Cancer Care & Hematology

Dear Henry & Family,



Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your sorrow. We are so sorry that we are out of town and not able to be with you, but will remember Hank and you in our prayers.



With sympathy, Sheila & Wayne