MSgt Henry Sanborn was my first true mentor at the 224th JCSS. He took a personal interest in my welfare during the days following Sept 11, 2001. Henry was my team leader and mentor as we deployed to Qatar and then Afghanistan in the opening days of Operation Enduring Freedom. Henry was very supportive during those days as I was dealing with a divorce while deployed to a hostile environment. Henry was instrumental in making sure that I was ok during this time. I did not realize how much he helped me during those days until now as I reflect back on the many drills, Annual Training periods and deployments that we shared. May God speed you to your rest Henry. Very Respectfully and with all sincerity, Clint Gregory.

- Clint Gregory, Loganville, GA

Henry served in the 224th ANG with my late husband Bill Ehrhardt who thought very highly of him. Henry came to visit us at our home here in Kingsland. He also came to Kingsland last year for the 4th annual Bill Ehrhardt ride which meant a great deal to me. I am so sorry to hear of your loss.

- Patti Ehrhardt, Kingsland, GA

Celebrate a life once lived. We will miss you.

- Joseph Grady, Savannah, GA

Henry Was a excellent friend & Master Sergeant. I have served with Henry in Kandarhar Afganinstan, Qatar,and Jordan. I enjoyed working with Henry and he will be missed!!!! v/r George Tweedy

- George Tweedy, Kingsland, GA

I have served with Henry Sanborn with the 224 JCSS in Brunswick GA. Henry and I were on the first communication team in Kandarhar Afganinstan. Henry was the team chief and I enjoyed serving with him. He was an excellent Master Sergant and a good friend. Last time I seen Henry we were on a motorcycle ride for our good friend Bill Edhart. My wife Robin and I will miss him.

- George Tweedy, Kingsland, GA

I remember Henry's smile the most! It was a pleasure serving with him in the 283rd. May God bless his family and friends during this time with comfort and strength.

- Laura Horton, Guyton, GA

God Bless

- Charlie Bowers, , GA

It was a pleasure serving in the Air Guard with Henry. My condolences to his family.

- Gary Smith, Waldorf, MD

Henry was a dedicated airman and served his country with honor. He took pride in his work for the betterment of others. Many of us are better because Henry passed out way.

- Walter Corish, Tybee Island, GA

Henry, I know you are smiling down upon us. You will be truely missed brother.

- Jerry Youngblood, Brunswick, GA

I'm thankful for the opportunity I had to know Henry as a member of the Georgia Air National Guard. I'll always remember his zest for life and his great smile. I hope that God will comfort you in your time of grief.

- David Smith, Pooler, GA

MSgt Henry Sanborn was my first true mentor at the 224th JCSS. He took a personal interest in my welfare during the days following Sept 11, 2001. Henry was my team leader and mentor as we deployed to Qatar and then Afghanistan in the opening days of Operation Enduring Freedom. Henry was very supportive during those days as I was dealing with a divorce while deployed to a hostile environment. Henry was instrumental in making sure that I was ok during this time. I did not realize how much he helped me during those days until now as I reflect back on the many drills, Annual Training periods and deployments that we shared. May God speed you to your rest Henry. Very Respectfully and with all sincerity, Clint Gregory.

- Clint Gregory, Loganville, GA

Henry served in the 224th ANG with my late husband Bill Ehrhardt who thought very highly of him. Henry came to visit us at our home here in Kingsland. He also came to Kingsland last year for the 4th annual Bill Ehrhardt ride which meant a great deal to me. I am so sorry to hear of your loss.

- Patti Ehrhardt, Kingsland, GA

Celebrate a life once lived. We will miss you.

- Joseph Grady, Savannah, GA

Henry Was a excellent friend & Master Sergeant. I have served with Henry in Kandarhar Afganinstan, Qatar,and Jordan. I enjoyed working with Henry and he will be missed!!!! v/r George Tweedy

- George Tweedy, Kingsland, GA

I have served with Henry Sanborn with the 224 JCSS in Brunswick GA. Henry and I were on the first communication team in Kandarhar Afganinstan. Henry was the team chief and I enjoyed serving with him. He was an excellent Master Sergant and a good friend. Last time I seen Henry we were on a motorcycle ride for our good friend Bill Edhart. My wife Robin and I will miss him.

- George Tweedy, Kingsland, GA

I remember Henry's smile the most! It was a pleasure serving with him in the 283rd. May God bless his family and friends during this time with comfort and strength.

- Laura Horton, Guyton, GA

God Bless

- Charlie Bowers, , GA

It was a pleasure serving in the Air Guard with Henry. My condolences to his family.

- Gary Smith, Waldorf, MD

Henry was a dedicated airman and served his country with honor. He took pride in his work for the betterment of others. Many of us are better because Henry passed out way.

- Walter Corish, Tybee Island, GA

Henry, I know you are smiling down upon us. You will be truely missed brother.

- Jerry Youngblood, Brunswick, GA

I'm thankful for the opportunity I had to know Henry as a member of the Georgia Air National Guard. I'll always remember his zest for life and his great smile. I hope that God will comfort you in your time of grief.

- David Smith, Pooler, GA