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The May 1992 issue of [[Modeltec]] was dedicated to [[Henry Pass]] (see page 3 and 43).
The May 1992 issue of [[Modeltec]] was dedicated to [[Henry Pass]] (see page 3 and 43).
: [[Henry Pass]], member of the [[Golden Gate Live Steamers]], recently passed away.  Henry was a survivor of Pearl Harbor, where he had been serving aboard the <i>U.S.S. Pennsylvania</i>.  Our condolences are extended to his wife, Iris, and his many friends. (GGLS <i>Call Boy</i>)
: [[Henry Pass]], member of the [[Golden Gate Live Steamers]], recently passed away.  Henry was a survivor of Pearl Harbor, where he had been serving aboard the <i>U.S.S. Pennsylvania</i>.  Our condolences are extended to his wife, Iris, and his many friends. - GGLS <i>Call Boy</i>


: I will always remember Henry - Hank - with great fondness.  He was ever good-natured and helpful, and back in 1955, was the first to place a miniature steam engine's throttle in my hand - about three minutes after I walked in the GGLS gate! - [[George Broad|George R. Broad]]
: I will always remember Henry - Hank - with great fondness.  He was ever good-natured and helpful, and back in 1955, was the first to place a miniature steam engine's throttle in my hand - about three minutes after I walked in the GGLS gate! - [[George Broad|George R. Broad]]

Latest revision as of 17:58, 4 March 2019


The May 1992 issue of Modeltec was dedicated to Henry Pass (see page 3 and 43).

Henry Pass, member of the Golden Gate Live Steamers, recently passed away. Henry was a survivor of Pearl Harbor, where he had been serving aboard the U.S.S. Pennsylvania. Our condolences are extended to his wife, Iris, and his many friends. - GGLS Call Boy
I will always remember Henry - Hank - with great fondness. He was ever good-natured and helpful, and back in 1955, was the first to place a miniature steam engine's throttle in my hand - about three minutes after I walked in the GGLS gate! - George R. Broad