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Ron Tidmarsh
February 24, 2011
Sorry to hear that your mother has passed.
February 24, 2011
Helen loved life! She absolutely glowed when she sang her favorite song about grandma's rockin' chair. She thrived when engaging with others and being involved with games, crafts, exercise and music. One could depend on Helen's honesty; she was empathetic when appropriate, feisty when necessary, wise when sought out, and always witty.
My heart-felt condolences to her family, especially her daughter-in-law, Pam.
Warmly,
Catherine Carey
Eileen Stehr
February 24, 2011
To the family of Helen..She will be missed, and i had the priveledge to be at the Louisa House working, and gotten to know her! She was very talented and excited about those huge puzzles she put together, and glues them (she showed me how) and have them on her walls! I am really glad i got to meet her, and know her for 1/12 yrs! RIP, Helen!! Eileen Stehr
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