Pam Veach AvilaI am so very glad you made it to America and have thrived. I am thankful you were able to have that bond with your father. 71 . Kelly BoydHe knew what he meant to the world – he just didn’t want to be in it anymore. But you lived, and he lives on in you! 48 . Molly CookHe had to have known on some level just how much he meant to the world. Just how much he effected us. I like to think he would have loved to know that in a way he was with you on your darkest day. I can’t even imagine what you and your family went thro 116 . Alycia HayesI think a tragic thing about Robin was that he did know that he made an impact, and didn’t want to leave this world less than what we had come to love. Dementia and Parkinson’s would have, and had been, deteriorating him and he didn’t want his story to 53  I’m a july woman I have 3 sides the quiet and sweet t-shirt

I’m a july woman I have 3 sides the quiet and sweet t-shirt

There are many different grants and such for business owners in the stimulus packages. Check for New York. Grants you don’t pay back. Good luck. You sound like a good man.. I will come into Manhattan from Long Island just to buy something from Henry. The world needs more people like Henry! . Nearly $100k in eleven hours! . community you’ve Henry, may you continue to thrive and charm your customers and may they forever enrich your life with their loyal patronage and friendship. And may we ALL walk through life a little more like Henry and the incredible man who gave him his store! . Can we also talk about why rent for that tiny shop is $6500? How is anyone in NY (or other cities) supposed to survive?. Honesty sometimes gets you things that’ll take your hard work years to get.. Henry needs to get one of his kids involved and start an online store.I would so purchases from him. I’m a july woman I have 3 sides the quiet and sweet t-shirt

I’m a july woman I have 3 sides the quiet and sweet t-shirt

Liz Bennett this one just hit me in the feels. As someone who wholeheartedly loves their customers and what they do, this brought tears to my eyes a bit. Especially since I also work for a small family owned shop. I can really feel his pain of what if you can’t say goodbye to your customers or they come looking for you and you’re no longer there. Keep hanging in there, Henry!. I am so happy to see this story. My husband has been frequenting the store for many years, coincidentally he went in on Saturday, 6/5 and remarked how much he loved the store and how friendly and wonderful the shopkeeper was! I was delighted to see this story tonight, and read it out loud to my husband. We will be back, and wish Henry lots of luck! Xx. Just 30 minutes and the fundraiser is almost at its goal. So happy!!! I can’t wait to visit New York again and check out this mans store.