Baltimore Sun

TENNEY, JR. , Harry

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Harry W. Tenney, Jr (86) peacefully passed away in Baltimore MD, on January 22, 2021, with his family by his side. Born in Pittsburgh, PA on May 1, 1934 to the late Harry and Lida (Baldrige) Tenney. He grew up in Pittsburgh and Westfield, NJ where he was awarded his Eagle Scout. He received his Engineerin­g degree from Worcester Polytechni­c Institute and his MBA from Rutgers University. One of Harry’s greatest loves was WPI where he served as President of the Alumni Board, as well as various volunteer positions.

Harry and his beloved wife, Marcia, who predecease­d him, lived in several locations throughout their 62 year marriage. He was a community servant in every town where they resided including President of Newcomers Clubs, Zoning Boards, YMCA Boards and Boy Scouts. Harry’s devout Christian faith made him a dedicated Trustee, Deacon, and President of all congregati­ons that he was a member of. He served in the Army as an engineer at Fort Belvoir, VA and the love for his country continued throughout his life.

Harry and his family moved to Michigan where he worked for Dow Chemical in the Plastics Division. His career in plastics continued throughout his profession­al life at Celanese, Excel, and Allied Signal. He retired to Snug Harbor, RI where he was able to participat­e in his favorite hobbies including boating, fishing, tennis, bridge and teaching all of his grandchild­ren to fish and water ski. During their years together, he traveled with his wife around the world. His greatest love was his wife, two daughters and their families. While he was a man of few words, his dedication to his family was apparent. He always supported his daughters’ activities and events throughout their lives as well as his grandchild­ren whose school and sporting events he enjoyed attending.

He is survived by his two daughters, Jena Anthony (Michael) of Waterbury Center, VT and Andrea Katz (Jon) of Baltimore, MD. He has left many fun and lasting memories for his five beloved grandchild­ren, Avery and Connor Anthony and Brittany, Andrew and Matthew Katz. Burial, with full military honors, will be private and a celebratio­n of his life will be at a later date. In honor of the wonderful hospice care Harry received please make all donations, in his memory, to: Gilchrist, Developmen­t Dept., 11311 McCormick Rd. Ste 350, Hunt Valley MD 21031(Please note Harry Tenney on the memo line). Online condolence­s may be sent to the family through www.peacefulal­ternatives.com.

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