Corey D. Henley

Corey traveled alongside his parents most of his childhood due to his father being in the military. Amidst all of his travels, Corey gave his life to the Lord and was baptized as a youth. At a young age, Corey was noticeably intelligent and was an avid reader, who began his educational journey attending several schools throughout the states. After graduating from Palm Bay High School, he continued his education at several universities, such as Brevard Community College, Florida Memorial University (Miami) and St. Thomas University (Miami). Corey then decided to follow in his father's footsteps and joined the United States Army. After discharging from the military, he pursued his Bachelor's Degree at Barry University. He then attended Florida Institute of Technology, and received his Master's Degree in Master of Education. Corey had always been intrigued by learning different languages and exploring different cultures. One of his more recent accomplishments included joining the Pi Lambda Phi Brotherhood, which he look much pride in. Corey also tutored at FIT. Although Corey spent a lot of his time pursuing his education, which was a huge inspiration to his brother and sisters, he still found time to enjoy life. If he was not fishing with siblings, he was enjoying brunch with his mother. Shortly after receiving his Master's Degree, he began working as a juvenile probation officer at the Department of Juvenile Justice in Titusville, FL.

Corey is preceded in death by his maternal grandmother; Martha Ray Bethel; and paternal grandparents, Tommie Lee and Bertha Mae Henley; Uncles Reginald Hannah and Teddy Giscombe; and Aunt Delois Henley-Daughtry.

He is survived by his parents; Tommy Henley and Carol Henley; maternal grandfather Bysshe Roy Giscombe (Moreen) of Palm Bay, FL. One brother, Jamie Henley (Sherry) of Melbourne, FL, two sisters; Laquita Henley and Kimberly Henley both of Melbourne, FL. Uncles and Aunts; Jethro Anderson (Pat) of Cocoa, FL, Evert Giscombe (Rosalyn) of Chicago, IL; Mary Noel of Cocoa, FL, Lorlee Giscombe of Chicago, IL, and Charlene Henley of Titusville, FL. Amongst his surviving loved ones are Burnice Hobbs and numerous Great Aunts, Uncles, and Cousins. Also, a host of sorrowing friends, co-workers, and fraternity brothers.

A Visitation will be held Friday, February 23, 2018 from 5:00 pm-7:00 pm at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church in Palm Bay, Florida. A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, February 24, 2018 at 2:00 pm at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church in Palm Bay, Florida. A Committal Service will be held Monday, February 26, 2018 at 10:00 am at Cape Canaveral National Cemetery in Mims, Florida.