Westendorp, Henry (Age 77, Harriston)

Henry Julius WESTENDORP, a resident of Harriston, on March 15, 2020. He was 77 years old. Henry was predeceased in 2017 by his beloved wife Willa Westendorp (nee DeJong). He was the cherished father of Julius and Colleen Westendorp of Wingham, Elden and Julie Westendorp of Drayton, Jared and Kate Westendorp of Clinton Township, Michigan, and Ezra and Robbie Westendorp of Harriston. He was the dear grandfather of Josephine, Nathan, Carly and Eric, Shaelyn, Justine, Hannah, Evan, Rachel, Emma, Benton and Hayden. Henry will be fondly remembered by his sister-in-law Lynne Westendorp, and also by Willa’s siblings: Tena Geerts, Jacob and Hazel DeJong, Helen and John Cappon, Wynne Vandezande, Tom and Sally Posthumus, Betty and Peter Mostert, Mary and Sy Wassenaar, Elaine DeJong, Ida and Henry Lunshof, Nancy and Gerrit deBoer and Lillian Buesink, as well as a great number of nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents Rein and Aaltje Westendorp, his siblings: Donald and Susan Westendorp, Joseph and Margaret Westendorp, John and Lenore Westendorp, Annie and Ralph Postma and Edward Westendorp, and also by Willa’s parents: Benne and Ida DeJong and Willa’s siblings: John Geerts, Marguerite and Peter DeVries, Gerald Vandezande, Jessie Posthumus, Allan DeJong and John Buesink.
In light of current events, the family has made the very difficult decision to restrict the funeral arrangements to a private funeral service and interment. Arrangements entrusted to Hardy-Lee Funeral Home, Harriston.
The family is so very grateful to the staff of Caressant Care, Arthur, for their compassionate care for Henry, and also to the pastor/members of Palmerston Christian Reformed Church for their support.
As expressions of sympathy, donations in Henry’s memory to  Diabetes Canada, Listowel Christian School, or Palmerston Christian Reformed Church appreciated and may be made through the Hardy-Lee Funeral Home, Harriston. Online condolences are available.

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