Henry “One-Eyed” Hyde
A Handicap Did Not Hinder Henry
By Jimmy Reed —— Bio and Archives--April 6, 2026
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From the ceiling of Henry Hyde’s room, model airplanes hung in all sorts of ways — landing, taking off, diving, upside down. The little boy had built all of them. To fly was his life’s dream, but sadly, it would never be: Only one of his eyes provided vision. Even his parents did not have the heart to tell the youngster that he could never become an airplane pilot.
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