Harry William Hendricks Jr.

Harry, born May 25, 1971, was a true master of many talents. He was known for his extraordinary skills in every avenue he pursued. As a hands-on man, he dedicated himself to remodeling homes, turning them into places of beauty and comfort for countless families. Additionally, his abilities as an automotive mechanic were well-known, and he provided his expertise to help others with their vehicles. Beyond his work, Harry had a vibrant and adventurous spirit. He found much joy in riding motorcycles, feeling the freedom of the open road beneath him. Singing karaoke was another of his passions, where he would entertain friends and family with his golden voice and infectious enthusiasm. Harry’s heart beat stood unwavering as he donned the revered uniform of a United States Marine., committing four years to safeguarding his beloved country. Fueled by a deep sense of duty, he fearlessly faced challenges with resolute determination and unwavering loyalty to his comrades. Harry’s service as a marine will forever stand as a testament to his selflessness and dedication to defending the freedoms we all hold dear. An avid outdoorsman, Harry reveled in the wonders of nature. He loved nothing more than spending time hunting and fishing at the river, especially in the company of his beloved boys. His deep connection to nature was evident in every moment spent outdoors, where he found peace and contentment. Harry was a one-of-a-kind person, and his absence will be deeply felt by all who knew him. His warm smile, caring nature, and unwavering support were an inspiration to those around him. He was a devoted family man, a loyal friend, and a beacon of strength for those in need. Harry will be missed deeply, but his legacy will endure, reminding us to cherish each moment and strive to be the best version of ourselves, just as he always did.

Those left to cherish Harry’s memory include his loving wife Tracy Hendricks; his sons Harry (Trey) William Hendricks III, and Tim Jenkins; his sister Brenda Hendricks; his grandchildren Blaze Jenkins, Rayne Jenkins, and Timberlee Jenkins; his brother-in-law Muncie Kersey; his mother-in-law Darlene Bowser, affectionately known as "The Warden"; his best friends Winston Coffey and Paul Fitzgerald; his nephew that was especially close Michael Chewning and a number of other nieces, nephews and other extended family.

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