Corrine P. Henry (nee Pinkerton), "Pat", on March 9, 2021, of Cherry Hill. Age 93.
Beloved wife of the late Robert. Devoted mother of Marijayne, Donald (Paula), and Cindy. Loving grandmother of Nikki, Amber, Alison, Rob and Kaysie and great grandmother of Kalyse, Garrett, Caleb, Alayna, Rilynn, Caitlin, Tess, Reese, Avery, and Brynn.
Pat worked as a Guidance Counselor at Triton Regional High School from 1966 to 1974 and Vice Principal from 1974 to 1976. In 1977, Pat went to Highland Regional High School to work as a Guidance Counselor. In 1981, she become Guidance Director and retired in 1989. Pat was an active member of Trinity Lutheran Church for almost 50 years. She was a Choir Director, ran the Vacation Bible School program, and assisted with the food pantry. Pat enjoyed serving her students, fellow parishoners, and the community. She enjoyed going to her great grandchildren's sporting events: hockey, baseball, basketball, and football.
A Celebration of Life service will be held at 10:30am on Saturday, July 24, 2021 at Trinity Lutheran Church, 200 E. Clements Bridge Road, Runnemede, NJ 08078.
Please join the family to share memories, sing some of her favorite hymns, and celebrate the life of this amazing woman: wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, teacher, guidance counselor, vice principal, choir director, music lover, collector, lifelong learner, servant leader, fishing-tennis-ping ping GOAT, encourager, and lover of God.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Pat's memory to Trinity Lutheran Church.
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What can you say about Pat Henry but the word dedication. I met Pat while I was going to Triton High School and she was Vice Principle. I ran Mr.Mignona the other Vice Principles passes for him and because I pretty well had the run of the building Pat would always tease me when she saw me and would say Scotty you have more power in this school that Mr.Capelli who at the time was Principle.
We would laugh but that became an on going gag from that point on even making Mr.Capelli when he would pass me ask me if he needed a pass to be in the hall. Then in going to Our Lutheran Church in Runnemede and doing the Lay Readings on Sundays I got to know Pat even better then. Pat was just a wonderful caring person from helping the homeless collecting cloths and stocking the food pantry to bringing in her hand puppets to get a point accross to people in Our church on Sundays about an event coming up in a humorous way. Loosing Pat will be a tremendous loss to all our Church Family, her own family and to anyone else she gave guidance and help to, and to just making everyone just laugh and smile.
Love you always Pat.
Scott Denny
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