Henery LaBeau

 

LABEAU, Henry M., 68, of Port Richey, Fla., died October 3, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Alice; three daughters; two grandchildren; family and friends.

Henry lived in Pittsfield, MA for several years and worked at Crane Paper Co. in Dalton.

Memories from Classmates

Who can forget Henry's love of life and that broad smile and sense of humor.     Judi Archambeault

Henry was one of the fun people in life. Not pretentious. He enjoyed life fully and when you were with him you were lucky enough to have a little of that rub off on you.     Vic Lucier

How many of you knew what influenced his wacky zany wonderful zest for life?  My guest is that it was music, in particular Spike Jones music.  Henry had 8 hours of Spike Jones recordings of which I heard several hours.  As a tribute to a friend I had in school, I've picked two songs below that remind me of that person I once knew.  The first reminds me of that zany zest for life.  The second is what I perceived as  his deeper philosophical outlook on life.     Dan Canales

Henry will be remembered for always making the moments positive.     Chuck Ellsworth

Tom and I will always remember Hank’s sharp wit, his ‘rubber neck’, and of course the fact that he had A CAR to drive us around!  We always had a great time with him and his memory will live on in our minds and it will certainly live on forever in our hearts. Barbara (Ellsworth) Bump

Henry's beautiful spirit and humor will be with us forever.     Penny (Agostini) Jojin 

The thought of having seen both Henry and Alice at the 50th brings wonderful memories of smiles and happy times.  Henry was a lot of fun,and he never lost his talent to make us smile and even laugh, which we all need with his "Cobra" move.      Lou DeMayo

“Henry was one of my best friends thru the school years.  He was a lot of fun to be with, and I have so many fond  memories of Hank.  If anyone had a problem he was always there to help. Although I had not seen much of Hank in recent years, I still considered him a good friend.  He will be missed by all who knew him.”     Will Boyer