Obituary for Nicholas J Henry
Nicholas J. Henry, (Nick) 23 was born in Winter Haven, FL on December 30, 1996 , son of Worrell Henry and Marlene Mullings. He transitioned from this life on July 21, 2020. Nick attended Brigham Academy in his early years in Winter Haven, and then later attended Lost Lake Elementary, when the family moved to Clermont, Florida. He graduated from East Ridge High school in June 2015. He was enrolled at Lake Sumter Community College pursuing an Associate in Arts degree before his untimely death.
Family was very important to Nick, he enjoyed any occasion that allowed fellowship, especially with his cousins. He attended Church of God Seventh Day, Orlando with his family and will be greatly missed by the congregation. Nick loved video games, technology, fashion, music, anime and investing.
Although only 23 at the time of his death, Nick will be remembered fondly by the many people that knew and loved him. He was looking forward to going back to school and working towards his life goals. So that he will never be forgotten, family and friends in Florida, London, Colorado and Indiana have planted trees in his memory.
Nick is survived by his parents, Worrell and Marlene of Clermont, Florida; and his brothers Marcel and Worrell. He also leaves his maternal great-grandmother, Phermella Rose (Jamaica, West Indies), his maternal grandparents, Dorrett Mundle (Philadelphia, PA) and Norris Mullings (Jamaica, West Indies); and his paternal grandparents, Headley and Zeta Henry (Orlando, FL). He is also survived by a host of aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
Family was very important to Nick, he enjoyed any occasion that allowed fellowship, especially with his cousins. He attended Church of God Seventh Day, Orlando with his family and will be greatly missed by the congregation. Nick loved video games, technology, fashion, music, anime and investing.
Although only 23 at the time of his death, Nick will be remembered fondly by the many people that knew and loved him. He was looking forward to going back to school and working towards his life goals. So that he will never be forgotten, family and friends in Florida, London, Colorado and Indiana have planted trees in his memory.
Nick is survived by his parents, Worrell and Marlene of Clermont, Florida; and his brothers Marcel and Worrell. He also leaves his maternal great-grandmother, Phermella Rose (Jamaica, West Indies), his maternal grandparents, Dorrett Mundle (Philadelphia, PA) and Norris Mullings (Jamaica, West Indies); and his paternal grandparents, Headley and Zeta Henry (Orlando, FL). He is also survived by a host of aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.