Bill was a beloved husband, father, grandfather, uncle and friend. A celebration of life will be planned in his hometown of Freeport either fall 2020 or spring 2021.WILLIAM EVERETT HENRY IV William Everett Henry IV lost his battle with cancer April 8, 2022, after a short, but courageous struggle. His family is grateful to his group of lifelong friends from high school & college and to the Church Partner Family.ĭue to Covid 19, a virtual ceremony will be held on Saturday July 25, 2020. Scott is preceded in death by his father William Frey and sister Kristine (Frey) Murray. Scott is survived by his mother Barbara Frey, siblings Joe Henry, Brian Frey, Jeff Frey, Lisa (Frey) Piper, Lisa (Henry) Matic and 8 nieces & nephews. We are thankful to the Church Partner family for this. Scott recently confessed Jesus Christ as his Lord & Savior and is now in God’s loving arms. His friends at Church Partner embraced him early on during his tenure and Scott often referred to them as his Church Partner family. Since moving to Colorado, Scott worked the past 15 years for Church Partner in Littleton, Colorado. Scooter especially looked forward to watching Iowa football teams in their annual bowl games.Īfter graduating from SEMO, Scott worked and lived for few years in the greater Chicago area before settling in Colorado. Scooter loved watching Hawkeye football wins on Saturdays in the fall & basketball wins on Sunday during the winter. Scooter was also known to be a lifelong, devoted, enthusiastic fan of University of Iowa Athletic programs. Scott was also known to regularly attend his niece’s soccer games as well as the sporting events of his friend’s children. This trip became an event that Scooter looked forward to, enjoying the opportunity to catch up on old times and share in the love the game with his friends. Scooter and his group of lifelong friends from Freeport made an annual trip to Chicago and other cities to attend Cub and Bear games. Scott graduated from Freeport High School in 1986 and then went on to earn his bachelor’s degree in Business from Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Scott or “Scooter”, as he was known to his friends, was well liked and a standout for the FHS Varsity Baseball team his Junior and Senior years. Scott took an active role in the family business early on and worked in family business for many years. Scott’s family was very active in the Freeport community while owning a grocery store that operated under the name of Freeport Super Valu.

Scott grew up in Freeport, Illinois in a “Brady Bunch” style family with a total of 6 siblings. Scott Richard Henry, born on in Ames, Iowa, died peacefully in his sleep in the early hours of Jat his home in Highlands Ranch, Colorado.

Tribute by Lisa Henry