Birth date: Jan 23, 1942 Death date: Feb 4, 2023
Henry Mark Rosenblum passed away on February 4, 2023 following a brief battle with lung cancer. Henry was born January 23, 1942 in Tyler, Texas to the late Sylvia and Marcelo Rosenblum. Henry lived in Mexico with his parents and Read Obituary
Phyllis and Henry were very welcoming when we moved to Houston and became neighbors. She was also our wonderful travel agent, and his progressive legal work will always be admired. I still remember meeting Ralph Nader at a fundraiser in their backyard!
May both of their lives continue to be a blessing to their children.
I loved Henry! He was my boyfriend in the 5th grade at Roberts Elementary School in Houston! In the 5th grade we even exchanged ID bracelets that meant we were going "steady!"
Unfortunately I hadn't seen much of Henry in our adult lives but I know he was a very sweet and caring guy.
He world was a better place when Henry was here.
Gay Shlenker Block
Henry was an integral part of the social group that ran around together in Houston during our junior high and high school days. He was the most playful, good humored one of us all. Although I left Houston to go off to college and never permanently returned, some of my family and old friends there periodically updated me on his doings.
The last time I saw Henry in person (some 10 years ago or so) was when I was living in Pennsylvania and he was passing through en route to NYC (I think it was) to see his daughter. We had lunch together in a pub in Bucks County and spent a couple of hours chatting about old times and then-current family and old friends. Henry was pretty much exactly as I remembered him from our high school days: full of laughter, fun, and joking around. I was surprised to hear that he had a liver transplant some years earlier….surprised because his joviality and interactional fullness of heart did not suggest the slightest concern about himself. In my experience, he was unique and a treasure to have had as a friend.
During the past year, we had a kind of media exchange monthly by zoom organized by my cousin Armand and several others of our old buddies. In spite of the age-related changes to all of our physiognomies and appearance, Henry's laughter and good humor identified him instantly as who he always was. He will not be forgotten....in fact, just the opposite.
Doug Shapiro
Henry, Phyllis and Apple Travel were favorite clients of mine early in my legal career. My friend, Arnold, was his accountant and together we worked with the family and the business for years. When I think about Henry, I remember he was a liberal thinker and he taught his children to be liberal thinkers. Henry realized a great deal about the world was unfair, and he taught us all to try a little harder to make this a better place. I have not seen Henry in years, but I miss the memories.
I met the Rosenblum Family through Apple Travel while I worked in airline sales. Henry and The Rosenblum family were and still are so welcoming to Barry and I as part of the family. Many memories with Henry, his smile, kindness, cooking, and most of all family, he will be missed. Our loss is Heavens gain.
I will miss Henry forever. His kindness throughout our 30 year relationship is unmatched and never forgotten. His love for Phyllis was inspirationally amazing. Victor Woo and the Woo Family
