Robert Henderson
June 28, 1952 ~ May 23, 2022
Robert Henderson, 69, Fargo, ND, passed away peacefully in his sleep on Monday May 23, 2022 at the Pam Rehab Center in Fargo.
Robert was born June 28, 1952 in Hallock, Mn to Bruce and Rosemary Henderson. He graduated form Crookston Central High and after graduation, he attended Moorhead Tech for Wood working classes. He spent the majority of his life in the Fargo/Moorhead area. He worked for American Linen and the VA Hospital in Fargo. He met and married Eunice Omang in 1974 and they lived for many years in Fargo until her death in 2007.
Robert had several passions in his life, one of which was photography. That passion materialized into a business in 2000 and continued through to his retirement. Robert was also an avid historian. He enjoyed reading history books and became quite the resource of facts and details related to world history and topics related to his heritage.
Robert did not have children of his own, however, he loved and cherished the moments he had with all his Nieces and Nephews as well as his Grand Nieces and Nephews. He stayed very active in all their lives calling routinely to check in with them all.
Robert is survived by his sisters and twin, Roxanne Henderson and Margaret Horge; brothers, Bruce Henderson, wife Theresa and Dan Henderson, wife Jeannie and numerous nieces/nephews and grand nieces/nephews.
Services
Memorial: May 27, 2022 2:00 pm
Boulger Funeral Home and Celebration of Life Center
123 10th Street
South Fargo, ND 58103
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Losing someone we love is never easy
But we must be thankful for the beautiful moments
And memories we share with Robb.
Robb was a kind and gentle Man with a dry sense of humor!
He had a love for his family history and old photographs
which he shared graciously his findings/projects.
Robb loved talking to me about my man, Bruce (his brother)!
He knew I was in control and would laugh about everything.
Also, he thanked me numerous times for his care.
Robb and Danny stayed with Bruce and I for several weeks
during Rose Mary’s Hospice. The “Bonding of Brothers” during
the saddest time of our lives was witnessed by me, my son, Erik
and daughter-in-law, Abigail.
I have stories that could fill a book and someday probably will.
The love we feel for Robb can never be expressed, but I know
Bruce and I will miss his calls, concerns and family interests.
We have broken hearts filled with sadness and will miss him dearly.
Teresa
My brother, Rob was a good caring man with a good heart.
He was one of the most well read men I know when it comes to history and genealogy.
Rob was a caring brother and I will miss him.
Bruce
My brother, Rob, was a caring man with a good heart. He was one of the most well read men I know when it comes to history and genealogy. Rob was a special brother and I will miss him.
Bruce Henderson
Roxanne,
I apologize for not sending my condolences at an earlier time. I had lost touch with Bob, so I stopped into his residence in Fargo over by Cass county health. When his name did not come up on the residents screen, I looked his name up on the internet. I am sorry for you and your Families loss. I met Bob through Holly Goodwin. Holly and her Sister Heidi, who passed away in 2018, had met Bob when their Mother Virginia had stayed at the same apartment complex while she was being treated for her COPD, which eventually took her away from her four children. Heidi was the oldest. With that being said, occasionally, I would get a call from Bob wanting some help, visually with hanging one of his replica pistols he had ordered on line. He was an interesting Man and all in all. I enjoyed helping him on occasion and I did enjoy his company. Our conversations were broad in context. We talked about History and Houston, TX OF COURSE. I must admit, I am very sad at the news of his passing which , I found out about today. I can still here his Booming voice saying, “”Well come on in Old Man and have a seat!” Lol. May your Brother rest in Piece. Robert, Bob, Hamilton.