Obituary for Bobby Henicle Jr.
In the early morning hours of Monday March 20, 2023, my boy, Robert (Bobby) Adam Henicle Jr joined his beloved Grandfather Richard H Bingaman Sr in the arms of Jesus in Heaven. Born into this world in the early morning hours of Monday August 14,1995 to Betty Mae Bingaman and Robert Adam Henicle Sr of Greencastle. The love of his Daddy’s life, Bobby was a beautiful, blue eyed, happy baby boy, excited for life and ready to discover what each new day could bring.
Bobby is survived by his younger brother Brady Allen Richard Henicle, whom he loved and swore was the best gift I ever gave him. He said the best day of his life was when his baby brother came home. He loved his family.
Bobby loved excitement and all things outdoors. He loved going four wheeling, spending time at the cabin, and most of all he loved vacations with us in Chincoteague, Virginia. This was where he fell in love with the water and the thrill of a cooler full, whether it be clams, fish or crabs, Bobby was all in. If something had been on his line, or in his net, it had been a good day. Many times his excitement carried the rest of us into adventures we never thought possible.
Bobby was brave and fearless, loving and kind to those he met. He made friends easily wherever he went, unfortunately, some of those friends led him into a trap that he never could uite get himself out of. He never left a friend behind, he always cared about others.
Bobby graduated High School with the class of 2013 at James Buchanan High School in Mercersburg. He aspired to join the Coast Guard, life had other plans. Recently, he was given an opportunity at DL Martin Mercersburg and was excelling with his CNC Machine Operator career. He was shining again.
In addition to his parents and younger brother, Bobby is survived by his Paternal Grandparents, Ralph and Diane Henicle of Greencastle and Maternal Grandmother, Beverly A Bingaman of Greencastle. Aunts and Uncles who loved him, and many cousins.
Bobby had a beautiful smile and heart, one that his Father, Brother and I will carry with us until we too are called into the arms of Jesus.
Burial will be private and at the convenience of the family.
Memorial contributions can be given in his honor to The House of Hope ℅ Bernadette Bowman in Chambersburg, PA.
A Celebration of Life gathering will be announced at a later date.
Bobby is survived by his younger brother Brady Allen Richard Henicle, whom he loved and swore was the best gift I ever gave him. He said the best day of his life was when his baby brother came home. He loved his family.
Bobby loved excitement and all things outdoors. He loved going four wheeling, spending time at the cabin, and most of all he loved vacations with us in Chincoteague, Virginia. This was where he fell in love with the water and the thrill of a cooler full, whether it be clams, fish or crabs, Bobby was all in. If something had been on his line, or in his net, it had been a good day. Many times his excitement carried the rest of us into adventures we never thought possible.
Bobby was brave and fearless, loving and kind to those he met. He made friends easily wherever he went, unfortunately, some of those friends led him into a trap that he never could uite get himself out of. He never left a friend behind, he always cared about others.
Bobby graduated High School with the class of 2013 at James Buchanan High School in Mercersburg. He aspired to join the Coast Guard, life had other plans. Recently, he was given an opportunity at DL Martin Mercersburg and was excelling with his CNC Machine Operator career. He was shining again.
In addition to his parents and younger brother, Bobby is survived by his Paternal Grandparents, Ralph and Diane Henicle of Greencastle and Maternal Grandmother, Beverly A Bingaman of Greencastle. Aunts and Uncles who loved him, and many cousins.
Bobby had a beautiful smile and heart, one that his Father, Brother and I will carry with us until we too are called into the arms of Jesus.
Burial will be private and at the convenience of the family.
Memorial contributions can be given in his honor to The House of Hope ℅ Bernadette Bowman in Chambersburg, PA.
A Celebration of Life gathering will be announced at a later date.