Henry Sanchez, a cherished son, father, brother and friend, passed away on August 11, 2025, in Odessa, Texas, at the age of 54. Born on March 29, 1971, in Alpine, Texas, Henry lived a life marked by dedication, warmth, and a talent for transforming houses into homes through his skillful remodeling work.
Henry’s journey began in the small town of Marfa, where he grew up surrounded by the love of his family and the close-knit community that would shape his character. As he ventured into adulthood, his passion for craftsmanship led him to a fulfilling career in home remodeling, where his keen eye for design and detail brought joy and comfort to many families.
A devoted father, Henry’s legacy is carried on through his children, his three sons, Henry and Orlando Sanchez, and Nathan; his mother, Biola Nunez Sanchez; his grandchildren, Cameron, Jeremiah, Mia, and Felipe Sanchez; and his stepdaughter, Marjorie Briones. Each of them reflects his spirit, from their resilience to their laughter, ensuring that his memory will continue to live on in their hearts. His love story with his girlfriend, Delma Briones, was one of mutual support and deep affection, adding a beautiful chapter to his life’s narrative.
Henry’s siblings — his brother Randy Sanchez, and his sisters Anna Saenz and Jennifer Sanchez — will remember him as the pillar of strength and the source of endless humor that bound them together. His presence in their lives was a constant reminder of the unbreakable bonds of family.
Though preceded in death by his father, Henry Pacheco Sanchez Sr., Henry’s memory will be honored and cherished by all who knew him. His life was a testament to the resilience and love that defines a family, and his passing leaves a space that can never be filled.
In his professional circle, Henry was known for his exceptional work ethic and his collaborative spirit. His contributions to the community through his remodeling projects created lasting impressions, with each home serving as a monument to his dedication and artistry. His involvement in various associations within his field allowed him to forge strong connections and friendships that transcended the workspace.
Henry’s impact on the world was as profound as the changes he made to the houses he remodeled. He turned empty spaces into warm, inviting homes, and in the same way, he brought people together, creating a sense of belonging wherever he went. His laughter and stories will be deeply missed, but the memories he created will provide comfort and solace to all who had the privilege of knowing him.
