Obit: Henrichs, Robert "Whiteman" L. (1937 - 2005)

Transcribed by: Crystal Wendt

Surnames: Henrichs, Batchelder, Wicter, Cain, Kirtley, Reiser, Walsh, Briggs, Kleinschmidt, Martin, Monroe

---Source: Merrill Foto News (Merrill, Lincoln, Co., Wis.) Wednesday, 26 Jan. 2005; page 11

---Henrichs, Robert "Whiteman" L. (29 Nov. 1937 - 12 Jan. 2005)

Robert L. "Whiteman" Henrichs, 67, of Cabot, Ark., passed away Wednesday, January 12, 2005.

Born November 29, 1937, in Merrill, Robert was the son of Carl and Margaret Batchelder Henrichs. He was married to Sue Wichter Henrichs of Cabot.

Robert was a retired truck driver from Arkansas Electric in Little Rock for about 27 years. He also served in the United States Air Force at Little Rock Air Force Base, being one of the first to serve there when the base first opened.

Survivors include his wife; sons Bobby (Rebecca), Jacksonville, Ark.; and Carl -Hound- (Karen), Cabot, Ark.; daughters Beverly -Susie- (Wally) Cain, and Carmen (Scott) Kirtley, both of Ward, Ark.; and grandchildren Charity, Dusty, Andrea, Chase and Nicholas Henrichs; Tyler and Taylor Kirtley; and Tony, Veronica and Matt Reiser. Also surviving are his mother Margaret Henrichs, Merrill; brothers Duane (Carol) Jerome -Butch- (Rosemarie), Rhinelander; and sisters Nancy (Marty) Walsh and Susan Briggs, both of Merrill. He was preceded in death by his father Carl and sister LuEllen Kleinschmidt.

Funeral services were Saturday, January 15, at Old Austin Baptist Church, Ward, Ark.; with Rev.s Mark Martin and Larry Monroe officiating. Interment was at Old Austin Cemetery, Ward, Ark.

Cards or memorials may be sent to 804 Lincoln, Cabot, AR 72023

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