Todd William Henry

James William Henry. He died at the young age of 56 on April 22nd, 2022 in Castle Rock,

Colorado. Because of Todd’s charismatic personality and sense of humor he not only flourished

in the Sales industry but in life. For the majority of his life, Todd resided in his favorite place

Colorado. Whenever “Take Me Home Country Roads” by John Denver came on the radio, he

turned the volume up and sang loudly changing the lyrics from West Virginia to Colorado. He

spent many years in Arizona as well as raising his family. He claimed to hold the bench press

record at Evergreen High School and was an all-star in Baseball, Football, and Wrestling. He

continued his passion for sports by coaching little league Baseball teams and taking his daughters

to sporting events. Because of his daughters’ involvement with the sport of horseback riding, he

even became the best horse show, Dad. Minutes after his daughters were born, he could be heard

singing the Notre Dame fight song to them and was caught dressing them in matching Notre

Dame onesies.

He persuaded and supported those he loved to follow their dreams and passions even if it wasn’t

the easiest or most traditional path. Todd loved to try new recipes in the kitchen and took his

inspiration from watching Bobby Flay, Guy Fieri, and the like. He liked to share his life

experiences with exuberant storytelling.

Todd is survived by his daughters Alexis, Kaitlyn, and Morgan Henry, his mother Jona Wolf

Henry, girlfriend Laura Schaefer, his extended family, and close friends. He is predeceased by his

Father and role model James William Henry.

Funeral Home is Olinger Andrews Caldwell Gibson Chapel.

Our family would like to express our gratitude to those who have supported us through this

difficult time. If you happen to find yourself in Colorado take in the beauty of the Rocky

Mountains in remembrance of Todd. Todd will be deeply missed by all