Jeffrey Lem Henderson, Sr.
April 18, 1956- March 2, 2023
Jeffrey Lem Henderson Sr., 66, of Lusby, MD, died March 2, 2023, peacefully at his home. He was born to Patricia (nee Trent) and Jesse Earle Henderson, April 18. 1956.
Jeffrey is a US Marine (once a Marine, always a Marine), before becoming a Police Officer in 1982 with Prince George’s Police Department, which he retired in 2003. He was also a certified firearms instructor.
He is survived by his wife, Debra Henderson (nee Bordsen), daughters, Christina McNulty, Sheree Inkeles (son-in-law John Inkeles), son, Jeffrey Henderson Jr., step-daughters, Jessica Plummer, Jennifer Perricone and nine grandchildren, Brittany, Dylan, Rachelle, Christopher A. Jr., Nathan, Gabriel, Elijah, Eva and Auna.
A memorial visitation will be held at Rausch Funeral Home in Lusby, MD on Monday, March 13, 2023 from 6pm-8pm. A Funeral Service will be held at Cheltenham Veterans Cemetery, at a later date and announced in the near future.
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8 Mar 2023
6:16pm
Dear Dear Debbie & Jeffrey: My heart hurts for you both and what you are going through. Lots of Love & Hugs, Bee
City
North Beach
State
MD
9 Mar 2023
6:06am
Jeff, I will miss you a lot. Had some good times together, from the Old Oxen Hill Station, SOD and after. RIP WARRIOR you severed this country and your friends well.
City
Prince Frederick
State
MD
9 Mar 2023
9:17am
RIP Tank. You were a great friend and fellow veteran. We had some awesome times together. Prayers of peace and comfort during this time to Debbie and the kids. Love you guys.
City
Cheltenham
State
MD
14 Mar 2023
2:41pm
God Bless and may you Rest In Peace
City
Owings
State
Md
20 Mar 2023
7:05pm
Hey Brother,
I’ve been away, but you were never far from my thoughts. Life and circumstance may have separated you from some of us, but I am happy I had the chance to meet you and spend some time. Rest easy, Tank.
City
Brownsville
State
Texas
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Dear Dear Debbie & Jeffrey: My heart hurts for you both and what you are going through. Lots of Love & Hugs, Bee
Jeff, I will miss you a lot. Had some good times together, from the Old Oxen Hill Station, SOD and after. RIP WARRIOR you severed this country and your friends well.
RIP Tank. You were a great friend and fellow veteran. We had some awesome times together. Prayers of peace and comfort during this time to Debbie and the kids. Love you guys.
God Bless and may you Rest In Peace
Hey Brother,
I’ve been away, but you were never far from my thoughts. Life and circumstance may have separated you from some of us, but I am happy I had the chance to meet you and spend some time. Rest easy, Tank.