Help Honor Henry Bull with a Memorial Table in the park

A MEMORIAL PICNIC TABLE for HENRY BULL

On March 25th, 2024 Henry Bull died and the community lost a beloved friend and neighbor.

Henry resided at a small park in Alameda, CA. (corner of Clement and Ohlone). You could always count on a smiling face whenever you passed by. Henry was kind to everyone and recently the days of walking past that area and not seeing him have been difficult, to say the least.

He is dearly missed by his two friends, Dennis and Celeste, who reside in the area nearby and also by the many residents that befriended Henry throughout the years. Loved not only by humans, my pup Lucy adored him and could not finish a walk unless we had included a visit to Henry. Henry loved her too. When she died recently he requested that some of her ashes be placed near his spot in the park so that she would always be near him. So Henry and I had a little service for her. I am quite sure she was there to meet him and help navigate him to the other side.

Dennis, Celeste and myself (my name is Gert) have applied to the city of Alameda to have a memorial picnic table installed in this area to honor and remember our neighbor and friend Henry Bull. The city has approved our request and we are hoping that those who knew Henry in the community might help us in raising the funds to do so. The city of Alameda charges $2250 to install a picnic table. We will supply the plaque.

We are reaching out to the community to help us fund this in memory of Henry.

PLEASE make a donation today.

The only family he had walked past that park daily.

Help us remember him.

THANK YOU

We Love You Henry

Also we will be having a BBQ in the park to celebrate his life in the coming weeks.

Information will be posted at the park once we decide on date/time.

THANKS AGAIN

Friends of Henry Bull

Dennis, Celeste and Gert

and a note from Dennis...

"We are all strangers till we become friends. He was the best of the both of them. I could tell right from the start that he had a big loving heart. The way people and dogs loved him in the park. I loved to make him laugh, remembering that".