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November 30, 2009
To the Stone Family:
Please accept my sympathy in the loss of your loved one. Helen was our S.W. friend and Jefferson High classmate. She was always very friendly and always smiling. May she rest in peace.
Vanessa Parker Cooper
Ruth Hilton
November 30, 2009
To the Stone Family:
Helen's classmates wish to convey to you our deepest sympathy.
Although many of us started school together in the early years we were divided in our freshmen year of high school. Our friendships continued through the years upon graduating from separate high schools and through out our adult lives.
May God's love surround you during this time of sorrow.
The Graduating Class of 1968
LEROY LOGAN, President
RUTH HILTON JONES, Secretary
Lois (LoLo) Lorraine Whorley-Crawford
November 30, 2009
To Bunky, I remember you and your sister, I was a little girl then, Yet i still have fond memories of being around you and Helen. I will cherish those moments. Please contact me if and when you feel the need to chat!!! Love You.
Lois(Lorraine) Whorley
November 29, 2009
To the stone family, You may not remember me! I'm Eugene Whorley's daughter I used to come over your house when i was a little girl. I can remember having fun over your house with my daddy, Helen will be missed but not forgotten. RIP
BRENDA&SHREE,TAKIA,ZAIQUAN,NAZMIRE,ARYON ROBERTSON
November 28, 2009
FOR THE FAMILY OF HELEN M STONE,WE'RE VERY SORRY FOR THE LOST OF YOU'ER LOVED ONE.OUR PRAYERS AND THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU ALL,IN THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY AND TIME OF GRIEF.MAY MEMORIES BRING YOU COMFORT.
Cindy King
November 28, 2009
I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Helen. I remember some time ago her and I sitting on my front porch and I taught her to crochet. If there is anything I can do to help you in anyway please let me know.
Bob & Lynn Wells
November 27, 2009
We were so sorry to hear of your loss. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help at this time.
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