To a Fellow Orioles Team Member-----Rest in Peace, my colleague....God bless the Wolf family and peace.....
Sue and Robert Myers

*We want to express our sympathy for your loss and to let you know that our thoughts are with you. I live across the street from the Wolf's. I will miss seeing  Mr.. Henry walking their dog . We would greet each other with a wave or just saying "Good Morning" each time we saw each other or when him & Mrs. Mary were chilling on the front porch.  I remember the one morning Mr. Henry was out walking the dog and he just came over and introduced himself to me. . It was a pleasure meeting you Mr. Henry, and I will truly miss you & our early greeting chats.
 Mrs. Mary *May your memories give you peace and comfort.

My heart is with you and prayers to the family.

My heart-felt condolences go out to the Wolf Family.  I was a troubled teen and young man running wild in the neighborhood when I first met Mr. Wolf. In spite of my immaturity and flaws, Mr. Wolf and Mrs. Wolf offered me kindness, warmth and guidance even though I did nothing to deserve their caring and support. He even got me my first job at Memorial Stadium. I will never forget all that Mr. and Mrs. Wolf did for me in my younger years and aspire one day to be a wonderful and caring Father to my sons as Mr. Wolf was to Jeff, Kathy and Kelly.

You always made sure to tell me you loved me and gave me that HUG.  How YOU made such a difference for the Orioles and everyone who not only worked that club level, but you made the fans feel at home.  Everyone hugged you back and you just made everyone's day and viseversa.  I pray I conquer my ALS and like you, continue to make a difference for others.  It was a person as YOU who made me feel so good inside and positive.  I sure hope your looking after me now as a guardian angel for all of us.  Take care Henry as I was so so honored to know you and may our paths cross again in another relm.  YOU WERE ALWAYS AN ANGEL WELL BEFORE YOUR TIME NOW UP THERE.  Miss you and love you!

I've had the pleasure of being Hen's next door neighbor for 26 years. We did everything from ice and snow removal, painting fences, talking x's and o's for the Ravens and remembering the good old days of Memorial Stadium (both the Colts and Orioles). We would bend each other's ear every chance we had and we sat on our Dundalk porch every Halloween giving out candy and watched how all the neighborhood children we knew grew up so fast every year and eventually they came back to bring their kids. It brought a big smile to his face every year. Henry believed in family being #1 and he had a great work ethic. He treated others with much respect and always flashed that big old grin of his. Mary, you and Henry have been a part of our lives for half my age. We are always going to be right there for you and don't ever hesitate to call on us for anything. He will be missed very much but he lives in you, the kids and the grandkids. God Bless Henry, I'll see you again one day and we can pick up where we left off.
With Deepest Sympathy and Sorrow,
Mark –n- Tracey Miller

My thoughts and prayers go out to the Wolf family. Henry was a Good friend and co-worker going back to Memorial Stadium. I loved him like a brother and will miss him dearly.

Henry you made every game brighter, and more memorable! Thanks for your kindness and warmth! Couldn't leave the yard without giving you a smiley sticker!!! XO

My sincere thoughts and prayers go out to the Wolf family. Mr. Henry was a patient for physical therapy and no matter how bad he was feeling he always had a smile on his face and hug to brighten our day. He would sometimes stop by even after he was done and just make us laugh with all his amazing stories about his lifetime and his many years with the Baltimore Orioles. I will truly miss his visits and I know that right now he is looking down on us with a big smile on his face, so Mr Henry everytime I remember you I will also smile.

I had the pleasure of getting to know Henry as my patient.  Quickly he became my friend and his stories were always entertaining.  Over the past year, Henry visited the clinic to "catch up."  Rarely he would complain about his health, instead it was about the Ravens and Orioles.  From my brief time with Henry, I quickly realized, he loved 3 things more than anything else, his family, the Orioles, and life.  I never say good-bye, I say see you later my friend.  May god bless you!!!

What a great man. Henry had a way of lifting the spirit of everyone around him. I never spoke to him without hearing him say how lucky he was. He considered himself lucky in many ways.  Lucky for finding his beautiful wife Mary and getting to spend so many years with her.  Lucky for his wonderful family.  Lucky for the friends he had. Lucky for the life he led. I think we were the lucky ones. Just for being in his life. I am so grateful to have been Henry's friend and will never forget him.

My thoughts and prayers are with the Wolf family.,,, I will never forget working with Henry at the stadium.. you will surely be missed.

To the Wolf family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you.
(Carolyn Walker) Gullett.

Mrs. Mary, Jeff, Kathy & Kelly,  I am so sorry for the loss of your father.  My thoughts are with you at this time.  So many great memories with your family growing up in the neighborhood.  God Bless and I will keep you in my prayers.

Hope (Walker) Lookingland & Family

It was a pleasure to be your friend & coworker for 25 years. You were loved by so many people.You danced with me at my wedding and told me the next time we would share a dance in heaven.You will always hold a special place in my heart, we will all cherish our memories of you, such a good man....may you rest in peace

You were a hard working man. A man who loved his family, friends and life itself. A man who reminded me of my dad and had great words of wisdom on my loss. Your pain is gone now, but you have left all of us a lot richer for the memories and wisdom you taught us. I'll all always remember you my friend and we will me again down the path.

Dear Mr. Henry you will be dearly missed. You were like a second Dad to me. I'm going to miss you bugging the heck out of me. Now you are out of pain & in good hands with God. Please say Hi to my Dad for me xoxoxoxo

"My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family."

Kathy,

We are so sorry for your loss.  I know how hard it is to lose a parent. May all your memories of your father comfort you and your family.  Love, Pam & Brian

All, Mr. Henry I will truly miss you. I really enjoy the time we share on the club level. Seeing all the people that really cared for you was amazing, you were truly loved, and know you will be miss. And whoever take your place on the club level, is going to go threw it, because 9 out of 10 people will ask coming threw the door, where's (Mr.Herny). My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
                                                      Veronica farr (Baltimore,Md)

MR. HENRY I WILL MISS YOU DEARLY.  YOU HAVE A SPECIAL PLACE IN  MY HEART AND I WILL NEVER FORGET THE WAY YOU ALWAYS MADE ME SMILE WHEN YOU WERE AROUND.  I HAVE SO MANY WONDERFUL MEMORIES OF YOU GROWING UP AND WILL CHERISH THEM FOREVER.  THANK YOU FOR BEING A PART OF MY LIFE. KELLY, KATHY, JEFF AND MISS MARY MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND THE FAMILY.

My thoughts and prayers are with you. He was a great man and thank you for letting him come into my life via the Orioles event staff.

My thoughts and Prayers are with the family. Glad to have met you and I will miss seeing you on the Club Level. Richard Farr,Team Leader,Upper Two

My thoughts and prayers are with you Kathy, and your family, during this difficult time. May happy memories help you find peace.

OBITUARY

Henry J. Wolf

February 23, 1932 – February 6, 2014

Charles S. Zeiler & Son Inc.

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