Birth date: Jul 24, 1952 Death date: Jan 1, 2022
John Lee Henderson, of Dallas, TX, passed away on January 1st, 2022 after 69 years. Anyone who knew John knew that he was a most loving and caring father, spouse, and friend. John was predeceased by his mother, Mildred Mudd Hender Read Obituary
John (he spelled his name Jon) and I were best friends all through grade school. His dad used to take us to the wrestling matches every Tuesday night at the old Sportatorium in downtown Dallas. It's April 14, 2024 and I just found his obituary today.
Uncle John,
Thanks for being a part of the Zarzuela family. I really didn't know that Sunday, November 8, 2015 (the day after Joshua's and Angelica's wedding) would be the last time I'd be with you in sharing quality time together with family and relatives. We never really know when Father Time does these things that affect our lives.
I will greatly miss your warm and cordial personality, but I am thankful that you no longer have to suffer through the severe pain you were stuck in for a lengthy period of time.
We'll all be together again soon, so please keep a spot warm for me up there when my time comes.
Homer Zarzuela
I always loved to hear your stories. I will miss watching all your favorite shows with you during our visits. You were the best PopPop and Cable loves you very much. You will be missed every day but I know you will still be watching and protecting us from Heaven. We love you ❤️
I love and miss you dad...
I will miss you calling me "King of the wild frontier"
You always called anything and everything I built with lego blocks as a kid a lawn mower.
I will never forget going "Code 3" on the highway with you.
I appreciate you buying me my first beer when I was young. Budweiser... helped me grow some hair on my chest.
Speaking of hair whenever I really needed a haircut you always asked me "when are you gonna get rid of that mop on your head?".
You always made me laugh and smile. You will always inspire me to make others laugh and smile.
Love you Dad
I will miss you so much Uncle John. Thank you for always being so caring and genuine whenever I came to visit. My boys love their Uncle John and cherish the memories with you. So happy you are in a better place, no more pain or worries. Praise the Lord for your life here on earth, touching our lives and leaving a legacy. Love and Blessings from your favorite niece, Nini Rachel (and Glenn) Meador
