Jeremy M.

Henderson

Jeremy M. Henderson, 38, of Charlestown, NH, went to Heaven to join his Dad, Gram, Uncles: David, Eddy and Andy, and his childhood best friend Matt Reilly, all those he loved dearly and left this Earth too soon.

Jeremy was born on November 24, 1987, at the Littleton Hospital in Littleton, NH to his parents, the late Terrance D. Henderson Sr and Patricia (Kibling) Henderson. He attended schools in Charlestown, North Walpole, Fall Mountain High School and received his Graduation Diploma from Claremont Adult Education which was very important to him. He played basketball and soccer while at Fall Mountain.

Jeremy was a very caring person and would do anything to help others. Whether it was helping a person out physically with daily tasks or mentally by talking and consoling them. Sometimes it was just him lending an ear and listening for hours. He always cherished the moment when he fed his Gram a meal in the hospital, which we later found out was her last meal, and they both laughed and joked when he called her clementines oranges and Gram said to him “those are not oranges Jeremy, those are clementines. Get it right”. She passed the next day.

Jeremy also had a passion for sports and thrived in teaching the younger kids how to play basketball and soccer. His passion spilled over to eventually being a coach for both soccer and basketball for the rec dept.

Jeremy worked at several businesses in the area such as Whelen, the Sumner House and a few factories in Claremont, NH.

Jeremy is survived by his mother, brothers Terrance Jr. (Molly) and Zachary (Lexi) Henderson, one nephew, Terrance Douglas Henderson III and a second nephew, Lucas Walker Henderson, due to arrive soon. His Aunt Brenda (Brian) Martini, Uncle Jay (Wendy) Kibling, and several cousins and Great Aunts. His longtime friends Aunt Cyndi, cousin Casey, and his Best Friend Terrill Moore.

Jeremy will truly be missed by many and held forever in the hearts of a few. God has freed Jeremy of his struggles and suffering from addiction for good now. Jeremy tried many times to get sober and when he passed, he had a NA keychain on a homemade bracelet that read “Clean and Serene for 9 Months”. We all hoped it could have been longer.

There will be no services at this time.

“Rest in Peace my sweet boy. I will love you forever Jeremy until we meet again” – Mom