Hank made softball More Fun than it already was.Seeing him watch you  play Ed made it even More so.Had to be Special to play a game with your DAD as a Grown up.Hank,Paulie n Frank gave us ALL a lot of Thrills n Special moments. The LOVE he had for your Mom n Family was SECOND to None. R.I.P.. Till we TURN ANOTHER DOUBLE PLAY TOGETHER.

Together forever! You will both always be in our hearts! Til we meet again in Heaven! 

Loved being at your home and being a friend to Janice. Good memories of  the Engelson on Lexington Ave.                                        All my love and condolences ! Love Always  Jeannine 

From the Family of Carroll Boudreau, 
We were deeply saddened when we heard the news of Hank's passing. My dad Carroll and Hank had a special cousin relationship, and many summers of great visits where memories were made. Your Mom and Dad were such a beautiful couple.  Our deepest sympathies to your families at this most difficult time. You have two special Angels watching over all of you. 
Love & Prayers
Valerie (Boudreau) Poissant

Dear Ed and Betty Ann,  I'm so sorry for this great loss.  He was a great and wonderful guy.  He will be dearly missed.  I send all my love and blessings to all your family.  UNTIL


Your Dad will surly be missed a Great Dad, a Fantastic  Husband and of a wonderful  friend 
So deeply sorry for your loss
He will forever be in my prayers as your Mom always is
Forever together  Love you both.   Annie

I am so sorry for your loss, Hank was a great man and will be missed .   My prayers go out to all of you.    I wish I could have been there to say sorry in person 

🙏🏻♥️ Rest In Peace Hank. I have many fine memories of you as I was growing up. Give my cousin Ceal a big kiss from me. May God watch over your family at this time. Till We All Meet Again 🙏🏻Love ya 

God has called Hank home to be with his loving wife Ceal.  They both have left many happy memories for  families and friends to cherish. We were so grateful to cousins Ceal and Hank for honoring Ray and I with Eddie as our “Ring Bearer” on our wedding day.  I recalled Cousins Ceal & Hank were gleaming when their 4 yr old boy dressed in his lil tuxedo  walked down the aisle with our niece Kathleen the flower girl also 4 yr.  I was looking in from the back of the church. I heard teenagers waving and laughing.  Then I saw it was Hank and Ceal waving and laughing as Eddie was pulling our flower girl down the aisle.  Kathleen was scared and walked slowly. Eddie kept pulling her. It still makes me smile. My  favorite memory. 
Love you both. Till we meet again Love cousin Violet


To all I am so sorry to hear of your fathers passing.  I know you will miss him terribly.  
I’m sure he’s at peace and happy in heaven with your mom. I will keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers during a very difficult time. 

Both Hank and Ceil have been like second parents to me growing up.  They were very close friends with my parents Josephine and Paul Danton.   I remember going on so many trips with them and all the funny stories with Ceil and my mother and their numerous "bathroom issues".  We were all very close and  I have many fond childhood memories of  both Hank and his wife Ceil Engelson.   

   Hank was a great guy and someone I always admired.   As tough as Hank was, he always had a really easy-going personality and could make you laugh  at any given time.   This sounds like a generic understatement, but as far back as my memory serves I cannot remember a single instance when Hank was ever nasty or unpleasant to be around.  .  I cannot say that about many people in life which speaks volumes to Hanks character as a person.    

Hank and Ceil Engelson were both special people who will be sorely missed by all those fortunate enough to have known them. 

May you rest in peace and be one with your soulmate in the next realm.
Love
Paul J. & Paul S. Danton

OBITUARY

Henry A Engelson

23 February, 1938 – 23 January, 2021

Casey Funeral Home

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