In loving memory of

Henry E. Sapp
October 3, 1949 - January 23, 2019

Henry Edward Sapp (Hank), 69, of Miramar, Florida passed away on January 23, 2019.
Visitation will be held at 5:00PM - 9:00PM on February 1, 2019 at Fred Hunter's Funeral Services. The funeral will be held at 11:00AM on February 2, 2019 at 951 NW 136th Street, Miami, Fl. 33168. Pastor Dave Chase of the Northwest Baptist Church will be officiating. Burial will follow the funeral at Fred Hunter Cemetery at 1:30PM on February2, 2019.
Henry was born in Millen, GA on October 3, 1949. Henry graduated from Burgess Landrum High School class of 1967, following high school he joined the United States Airforce where he served for four years.
Henry was married to Martha Jean Sapp on June 28, 1980. They were married 38 years.
Henry worked at Northwest Baptist Ministries as the Facilities Director and an athletic coach for the last 15 years. He enjoyed his family, sports and spending time traveling with his wife Martha. He was actively involved in his church where he served as a Deacon for many years.
Henry is survived by his wife Martha Jean Sapp; children Deirdre Hines, Jennifer Hudson (Emory), Jonathan Sapp (Charlene), Priscilla Sapp, Monica Sapp; grandchildren Joshua Hudson, Jace Hudson, Willow Davis, Journee Hudson, Austyn Sapp, Aubrey Sapp; one aunt Marie Thompson; three sisters, one brother; In laws in North Carolina and a host of nieces, nephews and other family members and dear friends.
Henry is preceded in death by his father Eddie Hart, mother Martha Lee Sapp; his brother Ernest Sapp, and sister Virginia Richards.
In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to the Northwest Baptist Church. The family of Henry Sapp wishes to thank Northwest Baptist Ministries, Fred Hunter funeral Services, and family and friends.

Tributes

Chris Maignan wrote on Feb 1, 2019:

"Although Mr Sapp may no longer be physically present, I know his impact will remain with many of us. His influence in my life began as my coach, teaching me how to triple jump. Even into my adulthood, he took me under his wing by empowering and guiding me in my leadership position at northwest. Watching him coach, teach, and mentor youth has dramatically inspired me in my career today. More than anything, his life of service to others exemplified a fine example of being a loving husband, father, and fearless man of God. Coach Sapp, you will be missed but your legacy will continue through all the lives you impacted. "

Bianca wrote on Jan 31, 2019:

"Mr. Sapp has the brightest smile, and was a dear friend of my parents. Heaven has gained a beautiful soul. Praying for the family who are left to treasure his memory. "

Zelda T. Rivas wrote on Jan 30, 2019:

"Mr. Sapp was one of the sweetest men I have ever met. He always had a smile, and he was always encouraging, even when he was yelling at Zoe for missing a basket. :-) He will truly be missed. May God keep you all in His tender care as you go through this time of bereavement. God is able. Zelda Rivas"

Susan Nay wrote on Jan 30, 2019:

"Henry will be greatly missed. We worked together for 15 years and worshiped together for 32 years. In all that time I don't ever recall him not having that big smile - a smile that just brought light into a room. Henry was a good man - not too many like him today. He was a gentle giant who loved his wife, his children, and his church. It seemed like he served our church 24/7 - he loved being there. He truly was a servant of God. Susan Nay"

Erica Seymore wrote on Jan 29, 2019:

"Mr. Sapp was a faithful servant to the Lord, his family, the Northwest Baptist Church, and the Northwest Christian Academy. He was always moving to and fro to get things down. I never saw him without a smile. He was always willing to give you a helping hand, a hearty laugh, or a song. If you were feeling down, he knew just how to lift you up! "

Robert Brown wrote on Jan 29, 2019:

"A True Ambassador of the Lord?s Kingdom! Bro. Sapp exemplified and reflected Christ in his daily living. I knew him to be the same man every day of the week. His fellowship, suggestions and manner were always founded in his love for the Lord and it was ever apparent. I always came away feeling better whenever we spoke and I will never forget that. "