Don Henley Obituary: Donald (Don) Henley, 77, of Denton died on March 31, 2019. He was brought into the world on December 30, 1941 in Gladewater, Texas. He was gone before in death by his folks Fred and Elizabeth (Roberts) Henley, first spouse Susan, and siblings, Mick and Billy Henley.

He moved on from Gladewater High School and the University of North Texas. He proceeded to acquire his Doctorate certificate in Biology from the University of North Texas. Wear held a few titles as an examination researcher, specialist, and educator, with mastery in the ecological sciences. He was distributed ordinarily, helping creator and co-creator more than 40 logical and expert reports.

Wear had an innovative soul. He was the proprietor and leader of 3 natural administrations organizations, including 2 that he additionally established: Reclamation Systems, Inc. what’s more, Effluent Treatment Services, Inc. He was additionally one of the organizers of Denton’s first network access supplier: Internet Global, Inc. Wear held a few licenses too.

In his available energy, Don delighted in the basic things of life. He appreciated perusing and composing. He was an eager outside man, investing extraordinary arrangements of energy chasing and fly fishing in the mountains, also the chances he had voyaging and learning abroad.

Wear wedded Shari Testerman Dunham on October 6, 1984 in Denton. Over their 34 years of marriage, they voyaged and in the end became dynamic individuals from the Denton Bible Church people group.

He is made due by his better half Shari Henley; girls Heather Holland of Johnson City, TN, Natalie Dunham of Houston, and Sharidon Henley of Austin; children Donsan Henley of Meridian, MS and Cearan Henley of Dallas; sisters-in-law Judy Henley of Collinsville and Debra Testerman of Denton; brother by marriage Randy Testerman of Denton; and eight grandkids.

The family will get companions on Thursday, April 4, 2019 from 1:00-2:00 PM at the Chapel of Denton Bible Church in Denton. Administration will start at 2:00 PM in the Chapel of Denton Bible Church. Internment will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park in Denton.

In lieu of blossoms, the family requests your gifts to the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation to help research a solution for this overwhelming disease.