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Michael Eagan
November 20, 2010
Art & Sharon,
Please accept my deepest sympathy for the loss of your mother Helen. I only met Helen once while Art was still in college, and she seemed like a very nice woman. My sympathy goes out to all of her family. Art, I think of you and Sharon from time to time and hope everything is going well for you both. If you'd like to catch up, please feel free to email me.
Sincerely,
Cecilia Waldron
November 16, 2010
My sympathy goes out to all of Helen's family. I met Helen over 20 years ago when I joined the American Business Womans Association. She was a member and such a nice , sweet and helpful person. I loved when she had to call me once a month to see if I was coming to the meeting. We would always talk and visit and forgot why she called me. I am glad I was a friend of hers.
Don Spitzer
November 14, 2010
Bob, we are so sorry to hear about your Moms' passing. She was a great person and will be missed by all. You and your families are in our prayers.
Our Condolenses
Don and Mary Spitzer
cora cuen
November 13, 2010
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family. My cousin spoke of her
many times. Sorry dear one I never got to meet you.
Cuen/Jennings family.
cora.
November 13, 2010
The Phelps Family: So sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. We pray that God
will bless you all and helps with the pain you all are feeling.
Gilbert and Gina Long
November 13, 2010
Your Mom and Grandma was a very special lady. She was my "boss" and mentor several decades ago. We shared many stories, she loved her family dearly, always sharing something special or funny about each one. We shared many, many cups of coffee and many laughs, too. She always arrived at work, as she would say at "about 8ish." To me that is who Helen was, not sweating the small stuff, but making sure a job was well done and that work and life were enjoyable along the way.
With sympathy, Lorraine Comfort
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