Birth date: May 24, 1928 Death date: Jul 23, 2015
Henry L. Karnes, Jr. was born May 24, 1928 in San Angelo, Texas and passed away July 23, 2015 in Plano, Texas. Preceded in death by his mother, Myrtle Williams Karnes; father, Henry L. Karnes Sr.; and sister, Wanda Karnes Smith. H Read Obituary
Mary Ann, Tom and Scott, Henry and I worked together for many years in the financial industry. I sat next to him for many years and enjoyed many conversations about business, about life, and about his wonderful family. He left a great legacy and will be missed my many. Grier White
Henry was a wonderful neighbor and friend. I appreciated his support over the years in making our neighborhood a better place. We will miss him. Matt & Sue Bach
Mary Ann, Tom and Scott, Warren and my thoughts are with you. Henry was such a gracious and kind person. He always made us and our girls as children smile. We will continue to have those memories of your visits home or when we spent an evening with you in Dallas when our daughter Tara was just 2 1/2 years old. Our Love To All Of You, Christa and Warren Misiewicz
Henry was a very good friend of mine and a man of generosity and a man who reached out to others who were less fortunate. I am proud to have known Henry and wish his wife, Marry Ann blessings in the years ahead. While we worked @ Prudential in the late 90's he always gave me a birthday present each year. He and Darryl and I worked together as a team and we tried to persuade him to leave Pru, but Henry stayed the course. He was a loyal individual and now in God's presence. May God bless Henry and his entire family. Tim Purser
We did business with Henry for more than 20 years. He was, indeed, a rare man. We will miss him very much. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family that he loved so much. Mary and Bob Earhart
Serene Reflections Bouquet was purchased for the family of Henry L. Karnes.
I was sad to learn of Henry?s passing. Wally and I were fortunate to enjoy his friendship as a considerate and kind-hearted neighbor. He was a truly good man…he will be missed. Joan Huntley
Mary Ann, Tom and Scott, It took my breath away when I heard that your beloved husband and father transitioned into the next world. I have never known a man like Henry. I suspect, he is one of a kind, and I never will again. Whenever I would talk with him on the phone, or receive a Christmas card, or a donation towards my son's basketball program, he made me feel like I was adored and special. Henry had a gift for making us all feel like we were the important thing in his world at the time. My legacy to Henry would be that both of my son's grow up to be just like him. Men of honor, loyalty, kindness, and educated brilliance. I will treasure every card and letter he wrote to our family and I will count him as my favorite guardian angel now. With much love, Kim, Cory, Jacek and Keaton Hacking Salt Lake City, UT
