Hendrice Maurice Robinson

Hendrice Maurice Robinson, affectionaly known to many as Henny, was born on October 3, 1986 in Brooklyn, NY to Kenneth and Vanessa Robinson. He is one of four sons.Hendrice departed this life suddenly on Monday, January 12, 2009 at 1:00 a.m. while actively on a mission in Barbados.At the age of seven, Hendrice and his family moved to Glen Burnie, Maryland where he attended Southgate Elementary School and Lindale Brooklyn Park Middle School. He played with the Millersville Wolverines in the Anne Arundel County football leagues. He went on to graduate from North County High School in June of 2004. Hendrice was a hard worker and a dedicated employee. He worked at Chuck E. Cheese and Wendy’s part time. While in high school, Hendrice was a natural. Athlete participating in several sports including football. Besides sports, Hendrice was a gifted poet, songwriter and musician; one of his latest hobbies was stand up poetry reading to music known as “Floetry.”After graduation, Hendrice enlisted in the United States Navy. Upon completion of Recruit Training at the Naval Training Center in Great Lakes, IL, Hendrice trained in Law Enforcement and Security providing safety for the Navy’s Mobile Force. His most recent assignment was at Stu Trancen in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Hendrice was also assigned to the U.S. Navy Ceremonial Guard Headquarters in Washington, D.C. where he participated in funerals, drills performances and numerous ceremonies throughout the United States. At the time of his death, Hendrice held the rank of Petty Officer Third Class. While on active duty Hendrice received many different citations and awards including the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal and the Good Conduct Medal.Hendrice accepted Christ and was baptized at the age of five. He soon became the youngest member of the usher board at Goodwill Baptist Church in Bronx, NY. He was also an active member at Shiloh New Life Full Gospel Church in Columbia, MD. Hendrice, s home church was Silas First Baptist Missionary Church in Severna Park, MD. where he served as one of the first cameramen on the Media Ministry. He was also an active member of the Youth and Young Adult Ministry.Hendrice was the epitome of a loving brother. He selflessly spent time with his younger siblings taking them, out whenever he was in town. Hendrice had a smile that could brighten up any room. He loved to laugh and he loved to make others laugh too. Hendrice was a movie buff and loved to share his collection with his friends and family.Hendrice leaves to celebrate his life; his parents, Kenneth and Vanessa Robinson; three brothers, Charles J. Martin, Kenneth K. Robinson and Theodore J. Robinson. sister-in-law, Drewsilla Martin; grandparents, Benjamin and Clara Boone; great-grandparents,, Nary Mae Isby and John Jones of Bronx, NY; two aunts, Tammy Y.Boone of Millersville, MD., Queen Esther McDaniels of Pineville, SC; three uncles, Benjamin (Karen) Boone of Brooklyn,NY, Gregory(Doris) Robinson of Bradenton, FL.’ Theodore (Sonja) Robinson of Syracuse, NY., three nieces, Nevaeh K.,Jada R. and Trinity F.; and three nephews, Keysaun C.,Michah D. and Meshaun D.Martin; a host of cousins, other relatives, church family, fellow Navy soldiers and many friends.

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Hendrice Maurice Robinson

October 3, 1986 - January 12, 2009