The smile that emerged from John Henderson's face was hard to ignore when he talked about two coaches that had a major influence on his athletic career. Former Pearl-Cohn football coach Maurice ...

One of the best defensive linemen in Jacksonville Jaguars history has earned an important honor, with former Jaguars defensive tackle John Henderson has been named to the University of Tennessee's ...

John Henderson Oct. 31, 1922- Aug. 18, 2016 Walnut Creek John Henderson was born in Slaton, TX to William & Nona B. Henderson, the middle of 5 children. He joined the Civilian Conservation Corps at 17 ...

Tennessee football great John Henderson will receive a hero's welcome at Neyland Stadium during the Vols' top-15 matchup with Georgia. Tennessee and the National Football Foundation and College Hall ...

Former Tennessee Vols and Pearl-Cohn football star John Henderson will be inducted into the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame. "John Henderson was a dominant football player at every level of competition, ...

3 Nov 2001: Defensive tackle John Henderson #98 of the Tennessee Volunteers rushes up field around offensive lineman Brennan Curtin #63 of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish during the college football ...

Earlier this week, Jaguars coach Jack Del Rio called out defensive tackle John Henderson for missing offseason workouts due to minor shoulder injury. On Thursday, Henderson responded. “I was a little ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The first “Duval” chant you’re going to hear Saturday night will be delivered by Jaguars legend, John Henderson. The momentum of the team’s 5 game-win streaks to close out the ...

John Henderson, 53, of Brush, died Wednesday, August 19, 2009, in an auto accident near Eau Claire,Wisconsin. He was born July 15, 1956, in Denver. He married Julie Kravig July 2, 1976, in Pueblo.

JOHN M. HENDERSON “JACK” Indiana John M. “Jack” Henderson was born in Wheeling, WV on February 11, 1922. His family, consisting of father, Charles D. Henderson; mother, Emily Henderson; brother, C.

John H. Henderson was born in Clyde, Mississippi on December 19, 1935. He retired from U S Steel Corp. John is preceded in death by his parents Roosevelt & Eula Henderson, brother Theothis Henderson ...