Henry A De Windt

Henry Anthony De Windt December 28, 1955 - April 9, 2020 Our Beloved Henry went to his final rest on April 9. He was born in Willemstad, Curacao, Netherland-Antilles. He was Predeceased by his parents Henry and Mercedes De Windt, His in-laws Richard and Marjorie Nolan and brothers in-law Kenny Nolan, Manolo Mosteiro, Mark Wortreich, Rienus Maas. Henry is survived by his loving wife of 32 years, Robin Nolan De Windt of Hazlet Township, 3 sons, Bryan Patrick De Windt of Keansburg, Correy Francis De Windt of Hazlet Township, Kristoffer Janssen and his wife Jessica and his beloved granddaughter Hannah of Round Rock, Texas. Henry was the youngest of 4 children, leaving behind 3 sisters, Cecilia Mosteiro of Curacao, Netherland-Antilles, Iris Wortreich of Boynton Beach, Florida, and Noemi De Windt Maas of Ter Aar, Holland. His Brother-in-law and wife Ricky and Gloria Nolan of Milford, Pennsylvania and his sister-in-law and husband Ellen and Nick Asaro of Keyport. He also leaves behind his nephews, Philip Nolan of Brooklyn, New York, Raymond Maas of Holland, and Manual Mosteiro and his nieces Anna Mosteiro, Tamara de Lange-Maas, and Iris de Bruijn-Mass all of Holland. He also leaves many loved family members and cherished friends. Henry was very proud of his military service, serving as a corpsman in the U.S. Navy and Marines, as well as a Specialist in the U.S. Army. He participated in Lebanon, Grenada, and Panama. He was also a Cubmaster of Pack 137, Hazlet, where he enjoyed camping, sharing nature, and helping the boys to learn skills to prepare them to become young men. Henry also taught CCD at Holy Family for a period of time. One of Henry's greatest joys were his dogs Kyla, Zoey, and Daisy and his granddogs Shay and Banjo. He had a passion for computers, loved fishing with his family, exploring his heaven on earth, Lake George. He will be remembered for having a great sense of humor, would always greet you with a warm welcome and a bright smile. Henry will be greatly missed and "IN OUR HEARTS FOREVER!" In lieu of flowers donations in Henry's name may be made to the wounded warrior project.org, phone #855-448-3997 or monmouthcountyspca.org phone #732-542-0040.