Henry "Hank" Heinrichs

Henry (Hank) Heinrichs was born in McMahon, SK. June 15, 1934 and passed away in Swift Current SK on April 27, 2021.  Henry is survived by his loving wife of 65 1/2 years, Dolores Heinrichs (née Leoppky); his CHILDREN: Greg (Roberta) Heinrichs, Glenda James, Gerald (Therese Kenny), Galen (Leanne) Heinrichs.  His 11 GRANDCHILDREN: Christina (Christopher) Jones, Jamaal James, Chantelle (David) Koop, Chelsea James (Dylan Hunstad), Chevonne James (Andrew MacIntosh), Edward, Vivian and Mark Heinrichs, Samuel, Reagan and Joseph Heinrichs.  His 3 GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN:  Teashen James, Darian and Winston Koop.  He is also survived by his siblings:  Helen Neufeld, Gertrude Mather, Susan Langeman, Peter Heinrichs, Eva (Adolf) Baier, Ann (Raymond) Loewen, David (Edna) Heinrichs; in-laws Everett (Elsie) Loeppky, Donald (Betty) Loeppky, Leroy (Judy) Loeppky, Herman Seib, Barb Loeppky and dozens of nieces and nephews.

Henry is predeceased by his parents Abram and Gertrude Heinrichs.  Siblings: Abram (in infancy), Susan (child), Jacob (Betty) Heinrichs, Abram, Isaac (Helen) Heinrichs, Marion, brothers-in-law Jake Neufeld, Peter Mather, Peter Langeman and Dennis Loeppky; sisters-in-law: Dallas Meyers and Deloraine Seib.

Henry was a loving and devoted husband, grandpa and great-grandpa.  The highlight of his life was spending time with his family.  He was the Manager of Westland Concrete for 27 years.  He was an avid and talented fisherman.  He loved to garden and spend time outdoors, watching the birds, clouds, and picking fruit.  He was half of a prolific quilt building team.  He enjoyed backyard barbecues, especially the annual July 1 celebration with neighbours and friends.  He loved to travel and camp with his wife.  He was known for his hand-made walking sticks which he distributed for free to anyone who wanted them.

Dad was a very private person.  To share his love of God and God's creation, he carried a John 3:16 card in his wallet all the time.  Romans 10:13  "for every one who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved"
 

 Arrangements entrusted to Warren's Funeral Home. For further information please call 1-306-773-8831 or 1-800-267-6606 or visit our website at www.warrensfuneralhome.com and express your sympathy to family members on the tribute wall.

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