SERVED WITH HANK WITH RVAH 12. WE HAD SOME GOOD TIMES. SORRY TO LEARN OF HIS PASSING

Olivia and family...so sorry for your loss...I haven't seen Hank for many years but remember him fondly growing up in Braintree Highlands...going to my Auntie Dot and Uncle Henry's house to play w/Beverly...God Bless your family...cousin June Hall Metta

Olivia you and your loved ones have my condolences. I didn't have a lot of time to get to know Hank personally. I do remember his most welcoming smiles at the Hot Topics Luncheons. I saw reading listed as one of the many things he loved. I'm with him there. "Noone is gone until they are forgotten."

Viola Crawford

To us, Hank was a leader, mentor and friend. We so enjoyed seeing him weekly and sharing the life of Asian Bank with him. Hank guided with a kind spirit and depth of knowledge and experience. His impact will not be forgotten, but rather, missed deeply by all who knew him here.

Sending u all Angel's and blessings. He was a great man and loved his family especially his grandchildren. My heart goes out to u all ....xoxoox

So sorry to hear about Hank. Prayers and condolences to the family.

Julie and kids

Olivia, Beth and your Family,

I worked closely with Hank mostly at SNB and then we had some contact when he was at DNB and later when I was at First Keystone in Media. So we had a long but on and off history. He was one of the people who I admired most in life. Especially memorable are his ethics, his care for all, and service to the communities in which he worked. We had many good discussions about business, family, politics, and just plain old life. He loved all, especially his family. I will have a good beer in his honor this weekend. We have all lost a truly good-hearted man. God Bless All