Reno & Gardnerville: “10” for Chocolate and Doughnuts

When I was a young boy in Boston, two cents in my pocket and a trip to “doughnut alley” was guaranteed to be a treat.  Large vats of cooking oil would fry sweet dough into a circular delights that would send my tastebuds into a frenzy. Now, a mere ninety years later, my tastebuds still have a preference for sweets.   […]

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Lisa’s Turn: Henry’s Secret is More Than Great Genes

Teach a centenarian about your website and you can kiss your blog goodbye. Henry’s really getting into blogging (especially all the adoring feedback.)  It’s wonderful to see him open to new things (that’s just one of his secrets to longevity:  flexibility) but there’s more I’d like to add.  That’s why I’m blogging today.  It will give Henry a […]

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Thousand Oaks Acorn’s Feature: “Born on the Fourth of July”

I would like to thank writer Stephanie Sumell of the Thousand Oaks Acorn for her article covering my first 100 years.  The details about my wonderful life with Sylvia, her brave battle against Alzheimer’s, my stroke and recovery, and life now with Lisa and her husband, Bob, can be found at:  www.toacorn.com.  Search for the August 16, 2012 issue, pages […]

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My YouTube Debut (Finally!)

It took 100 years, but I finally made it to YouTube!  A young real estate mogul in Los Angeles, Sam, interviewed me on my real estate experiences.  I wasn’t trying to be a comedian, but it seems that’s what I’m told I resemble. Take a look and see what you think:  www.YouTube.com and search “Centenarian Henry […]

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My Genes Have Been Officially Accepted for Scientific Study

I am happy to announce I am one of 100 candidates worldwide who has been selected to have their DNA studied!  Different teams of scientists will be competing for the $10 million Archon Genomics X Prize, sponsored by Express Scripts.  This study will attempt to identify those rare genes that protect against disease, and give […]

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