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frankette and tony rinaldi posted a condolence
Friday, January 11, 2008
we just recieved the Nj Octagonia and we saw Hank's obit. We are very sorry to hear of your loss. Please know you and your families are in out thoughts and prayer. We now live in Long Valley, NJ and Sanibel, Florida Fondly Tony and Frankette We have such fond memories of making wine and Tony owns two MGYT's because of Hank.
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Lori Aquilino posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
I have never met this man nor his wondeful family I was reading a obit on someone I did know and ran across this wonderful mans life. He was a true wonderful person who loved life and had a lot of talent to pass on to others. I have never written a memorie to someone I did not know but I will tell you this I wish I knew this man, God Bless his family you were all truly blessed to have what seems a wonderful man in their lifetime. Be well.
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Queen Iris posted a condolence
Sunday, October 28, 2007
Our chapter will definately miss Hank's red suspenders when we have gatherings at the Luer house. He was always ready to be our evening photographer as well as to offer us his words of wisdom.
Lovingly,
Queen Iris
Rubies With HATtitude
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Wendy Hart posted a condolence
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
I'll never forget all the wonderful times spent with the Luer's at their home.
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Joan Landry posted a condolence
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Charlotte hosting one of several lovely RH get-togethers, with her co-host
Hank, serving wine to our Red Hat Sisters. Hank of course, attired in his 'red hat' ski cap. I think he enjoyed our get togethers as much as we did. He'll be missed.........
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Vernon Holt posted a condolence
Monday, October 22, 2007
Hank was a younger soldier at the Army Chemical Center when I was there during the Korean War. We worked on PFPSR (Automatic Pilot Filling Plant for Shells and Rockets).
We never talked about it later because it was for Nerve Gas.
My favorite memory from then is when Hank hooked up a small 10' by 20' building to a tank and pulled it off into the woods one Sunday afternoon, then crushed it. Never found. (He had help.) A HUGE IG investigation followed, but no one ever ratted until now!
My favorite Bell Labs memory is Hank's big garden back of the old Barn at Whippany. We worked in the same building and both had gardens, but I quit when the deer and rabbits ate it all. Not Hank. He built a 10' high fence with telephone poles around his and neighboring vacated gardens, useing endless supplies of woven wire to keep the rabbits out, burying the wire to keep the racoons and badgers out of the lush garden. Perhapsit was a rennaisance or Zen thing, but he took pride in harvesting something to eat from the garden every month of the year.
It was a miracle some of the MGs made it home and back. I claimed he had to drive with his feet with a screwdriver and wrench in both hands. Once it had seemed to be true. Hank was so human his presence will always be here.
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Vernon Holt posted a condolence
Monday, October 22, 2007
Hank was a younger soldier at the Army Chemical Center when I was there during the Korean War. We worked on PFPSR (Automatic Pilot Filling Plant for Shells and Rockets).
We never talked about it later because it was for Nerve Gas.
My favorite memory from then is when Hank hooked up a small 10' by 20' building to a tank and pulled it off into the woods one Sunday afternoon, then crushed it. Never found. (He had help.) A HUGE IG investigation followed, but no one ever ratted until now!
My favorite Bell Labs memory is Hank's big garden back of the old Barn at Whippany. We worked in the same building and both had gardens, but I quit when the deer and rabbits ate it all. Not Hank. He built a 10' high fence with telephone poles around his and neighboring vacated gardens, useing endless supplies of woven wire to keep the rabbits out, burying the wire to keep the racoons and badgers out of the lush garden. Perhapsit was a rennaisance or Zen thing, but he took pride in harvesting something to eat from the garden every month of the year.
It was a miracle some of the MGs made it home and back. I claimed he had to drive with his feet with a screwdriver and wrench in both hands. Once it had seemed to be true. Hank was so human his presence will always be here.
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Adie and Dennis Mahony posted a condolence
Monday, October 22, 2007
What a good time to remember an intelligent, generous and unique person!
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Casimir Drygas posted a condolence
Monday, October 22, 2007
Hank was a dear and trustwothy friend. His word was his bond. He never refused a request for help, in any area, and stood by you whenever the need arose.
A True Brother Forever.
Fraternally;
Caz Drygas
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Casimir Drygas posted a condolence
Monday, October 22, 2007
Hank was a dear and trustwothy friend. His word was his bond. He never refused a request for help, in any area, and stood by you whenever the need arose.
A True Brother Forever.
Fraternally;
Caz Drygas
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John Koch posted a condolence
Sunday, October 21, 2007
I started working for Hank at Bell Labs in 1978. Hank was a great inspiration in my life. He was a good boss and a good friend. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
John Koch
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VI TOTH posted a condolence
Sunday, October 21, 2007
Charlotte So sorry to hear about Hank. Thinking of you and family.
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Neal Andreae posted a condolence
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Although not known to me til after his death, I am not surprised he was also a UU. Being Army veterans, we were a couple of the older Brothers in Phi Beta Tau at NCE. Hank's dry humor, quick mind and quiet patience (sometimes)are noted fondly. Neal Andreae, UU Fellowship of Hendersonville, NC
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Mrs Hank Luer posted a condolence
Saturday, October 20, 2007
For my beloved husband, a candle of rememberance for all the wonderful years we spent together. You were the very best husband, father and grandfather anyone could hope for. I shall love you forever.
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Jack Mc Garry posted a condolence
Friday, October 19, 2007
Hank always managed to make a smile upon my face. To our memories at NCE and Phi Beta Tau.
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Tammy posted a condolence
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Dear Charlotte & Family: I was sad to hear of Mr. Luer's passing but at least he is at peace now. I know he had been sick for quite awhile going back to my Key Food days and now the A&P days as you would stop in the morning for some groceries! SOrry for you loss.
