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Helen St. Clair Obituary

Helen J. St. Clair, age 65 lost her battle with cancer on December 1, 2010 in Gardnerville, NV. Helen was born in St. Louis, MO on December 26, 1944 to Joseph Grana and Dorothy Grana.
She attended local schools there and eventually married Andy Anderson. Helen divorced and stayed in the St. Louis area working at a local hospital as a technician.
In 1977 Helen and her children moved to Mission Viejo, CA and lived with friends there.
While there she met and eventually married Irvin Lathrop, a chiropractor by trade. In 1979 they moved to Napa CA where Helen worked as their office manager. They eventually moved their business to Paradise, CA and lived in Magalia, CA. There she worked at the Tandy Leather store, where she met her current husband Michael St. Clair.
Helen and Mike were married in 1997 living in Redding, and Helen worked for Lazy Boy Furniture store as office manager. Helen also worked for McMahons Furniture Store and lastly as a IHSS provider.
Helen loved the ocean, camping, target shooting and the Native American Culture.
Helen is preceded in death by father Joseph Grana and mother Dorothy Grana of St. Louis, MO and brother Walt Webster of St. Louis, MO.
Helen is survived by husband Michael St. Clair of Gardnerville, NV, sister Johnna McConnel of Pueblo, CO, son Joseph Anderson of St. Louis, MO, daughter Lynda Hodges of Gardenerville, NV, stepson Sean St. Clair of Orangevale, CA, stepson Aaron St. Clair of Garden Grove, CA
and stepdaughter Melanie Reynolds of Yorba Linda, CA.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to any animal charity or Native American charity.
Viewing, Thursday December 9, 2010 from 3 to 7 p.m. at Allen & Dahl
Mortuary.
Services at 11 a.m. on December 10, 2010 at Allen & Dahl Mortuary 2655 Eureka Way, Redding, CA.

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Published by Redding Record Searchlight on Dec. 8, 2010.

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Sandy Douglas

December 26, 2010

I met Helen when she lived in Magalia and I was 26 years old. She had become my other mother and one of my best friends. I was extremely blessed to have her in my life all these years and that I got to be apart of her life. Helen will always be a part of me and in my heart and thoughts. I love you Helen and I will greatly miss you my other mother. HUGE HUGS to you and I will see you again. Love Sandy

MR. & MRS BILL DUGGER

December 23, 2010

Helen was good friend of ours. We stood up for her and Mike when they were married. I knew here for about 20 plus years and she was a kick to talk to and here humor was great. she will be missed by all.
God bless and rest her soul.

Michael St. Clair

December 21, 2010

December 21,2010

Helen was my soul mate,the love of my life,my best friend,and lover.
I miss her voice,her smile,her touch,and her love for me.
May the Creator wrap His arms around her,and may she rest in peace.
I Love You Helen.
Your Loving Husband,Mike

December 15, 2010

Terri and i did not know Helen as well as most but i have known Mike for over 10 years and if she can put up with him she had to be a strong and loving woman. Just kiddin Oscar (Boy). Our heart and prayers go out to you and all of the family. Mike and Terri Saulmon

December 15, 2010

What a joy it has been to of known Helen.
She was always positive and fun to be around. Her smile lit up when she made eye contact with you and she meant it.
Danny and I felt so blessed to of had dinner with her and Mike just a few weeks before here in our home. She laughed and giggled and what a fun evening with them both. Helen's spirit and love of life will always be with us. Dan & Debbie Pranausk

December 8, 2010

I feel fortunate to have gotten to work with Helen at LazyBoy Furn. What a fine and caring person she was. Honest, hardworking, always willing to go the extra mile even on her dime! Moreso, I got to call her my friend. My families condolences go out to Mike and all her family. May your healing be fast and memories long. The Dean Angstadt family share in your loss.

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