Canandaigua, NY- Wednesday, July 31, 2019 at the age of 86. Henry is survived by his wife of 61 years, Carol Lucille Eiffert; Sons: Eric Eiffert (Andrea Eiffert), Gregory Eiffert (Nina Eiffert), Paul Eiffert (Debbie Eiffert) and daughter Kristin Sullivan (Brian Sullivan); Sisters: Marie Porter, Joan Olivo, Judy Everson; 11 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.
Henry was a Marine veteran of the Korean War. He owned and operated N/S Distributing, Inc., a successful wholesale and retail construction supply distributorship covering upstate New York for over 45 years. He loved living on the water, boating and sailing. He spent almost his entire adult life on Irondequoit Bay in Rochester, NY, and later, on Canandaigua Lake in Canandaigua, NY. After retirement he kept busy in his later years developing property in and around Canandaigua, NY. He will be greatly missed by his family and his beloved grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Donations may be made in his memory to the Canandaigua Lake Watershed Association: PO Box 323 Canandaigua, NY 14424
(585)394-5030
So sorry Eric and family for your loss…😢man , when I looked at the photo, Eric, it looks just like you! What a resemblance !
Our condolences to you all….
So sorry to all for the loss of this great man. I will never forget his sense of humor and extraordinary business acumen. I’m sure that he is in a better place. Love to all!
Sorry for your loss Eric.
So sorry for your loss. Hank was a great friend, confidant and business partner his vision and foresight were extraordinary he will be sorely missed
Godspeed
So sorry to learn of this, Eric. I have nothing but fond memories of your dad. I just left my folks and they send their condolences as well. My dad remembers helping your dad run a water line under Little Massasoug Cove back in the 50’s.
Please give our best to your mom, brothers, sis and family.
Henry must have been an amazing man because he raised some awesome young men. Hugs to your family Greg and Eric! We know the sailing communities around Rochester and Canandaigua are better because your dad was in it!