Friday, 21 October 2016 09:43
John William Henning
SARATOGA SPRINGS — John William Henning passed away at home on Saturday, October 15, 2016 after a prolonged illness.
Born at Saratoga Hospital on July 4, 1953 in Saratoga Springs, he was the son of William T. Henning Jr. and Eleanor Koptula Henning.
He graduated from Saratoga Springs High in 1974. He remained a resident of Saratoga throughout his life. After graduation he worked in the kitchen at Saratoga Hospital. Then he went to work for Saratoga Bridges in the Building and Maintenance Department where he worked for 25+ years.
John participated in the Special Olympics, he competed in a few special events. He especially liked his bowling league where he made many close friends. John was an avid reader of news and current event articles; he enjoyed watching the news and listened to his emergency scanner as well as country music. John was liked by all that met him and loved by all that knew him. John inspired everyone he met with his gentleness and love.
He is the son of his loving parents William T. and Eleanor Henning; brother of Gary, Todd (Kathleen) and Kevin, nephews Patrick and Jack Henning and niece, Katherine Melamed Henning.
A funeral service was held on Wednesday, October 19, 2016 at Compassionate Funeral Care, 402 Maple Ave. in Saratoga Springs. Family and friends gathered to remember John prior to the service.
At the family’s request there was a private graveside service on Thursday, October 20, 2016 at Gerald B.H. Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery in Schuylerville.
In lieu of flowers please donate to Saratoga Bridges, Wilton Facility, www.saratogabridges.org
If you wish to express your online condolences or view the Obituary, please visit our website at www.compassionatefuneralcare.com
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