Larry Henderson

Larry Antonio Henderson lived in Northeast Washington, D.C., and was part of the neighborhood around Quarles Street. Though public records about his life are limited, the few verified facts attest that he was a real person connected to a community of neighbors, friends, and family whose grief deserves respect.

What is publicly known is somber: Larry Antonio Henderson died on May 23, 2004 in the 4600 block of Quarles Street, NE. Beyond that date and location, available official material does not provide a fuller public portrait of his daily life, work, or family relationships. That lack of detail in the public record should not be read as a lack of meaning—only as a sign of how little of many lives is captured in formal announcements or online archives.

Even where records are sparse, it is important to remember that each name represents a person with a life shaped by ordinary ties: to a street, to neighbors, to routines and hopes. For those who knew Larry personally, memories—stories shared at family gatherings, small acts of kindness, the familiar rhythms of neighborhood life—are the living remembrances that carry him forward.

This page honors Larry Antonio Henderson by centering his humanity. It acknowledges the limits of what can be confirmed in public sources while conveying a simple truth: he was a person whose life touched others. May those who loved him find comfort in private memories and in the hope that his community continues to remember him with dignity.