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Keith Henry was a key component of a record-setting St. Lawrence offense in 1982, helping lead the Saints to what arguably remains the best season in program history at of the time of his induction.
A First-Team All-America selection at fullback, Henry led the Saints’ rushing attack and set school records for rushing yards (1,342) and carries (246). Those records are still standing, 34 years later. He also set a school record for rushing yards in a game (229 vs. RPI) and helped the Saints’ offense record a school record 341 points.
The Saints finished that season 10-1, including a 43-34 win over Wagner in the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Division III Football Championship.
Henry is now the leader of Merrill Lynch’s Bridgewater Market, a team of 140 wealth management and service professionals. He lives in Somerset, N.J., with his wife, Dr. Liz Henry, and daughter Lauryn Nicole, and is active with several volunteer and non-profit organizations.
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