Henry Starr has passed on.

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

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Second from right.

Henry was almost 93 years old and had a wonderful life fishing and hunting with all his old friends in days when the fishing and hunting was still spectacular in America.

I believe he passed away peacefully in his sleep on Tuesday night.

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On the left.

[Terry Thomas]

Henry was a great guy that liked to fly fish and hunt. We will all miss him.
T.

[Adam Grace]

Henry was a very nice man. He will be missed but I bet he's feeling much better now. It was tough watching him progress through old age. He's in a better place now.

Here's to Henry O:)

[Charlie Gonzales]

Any word on services Bill. I always enjoyed talkng with Henry.
He will be missed.

[OregonSalmon]

Henry was as good as it gets. I believe the word "gentleman" was devised just for him. One thing that stands out about Henry in my memory was the size of his hands. There are mature brown bears on Kodiak with smaller paws than Henry's.
Henry will be missed by all other than fish and ducks since he missed very few of them!!! A great outdoorsman, a fantastic person, one with such quality that he will never be forgotton.

[gryhackl]

I agree with Oregon Salmon, if you look up gentleman in Websters, you'll find Henry Starr's name. I only got to fish with Henry one time and wish it could have been more often. This is a better place and fly fishing is a better sport because of him. He's in God's landing net now.