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Helen L. Ayers

Evansville, Indiana

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Helen L. Ayers, 80, of Evansville, died Saturday, May 5, 2007.

She graduated from Wheeler Grade School, Central High School, Evansville College, and received her master's degree from Indiana University. She was a counselor and classroom teacher at North High School for 37 years.

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she was a sweet lady as long as you didnt cross her. but other then that she was always there at north when i needed someone to talk to. she will be remembered

Helen was a very special lady! She loved encouraging & complimenting others. She also had a wonderful humorous side to her! I really enjoyed being in her company. It was always so nice to hear how very much she truely loved and cared about her students!

Steve: You have my sympathies at the loss of your mother. She impacted the lives of many students at North High School. While I did not have her in class, you may remember the "Senior Trip" of 1963 to Washington and New York when you accompanied your mother and Mr. Blythe with our group of seniors. I recall the class picture had you on both ends of the line of students as you ran from one end to the other while the photographer was sweeping across the group.

Mrs. Ayers was my counselor at North during my junior and senior years. She was a very dedicated lady and she always wanted what was best for her students. She helped me a lot with all of the college applications and letters of recommendation. She always encouraged me to do my best.
My thoughts and prayers are with all of her family and friends during this difficult time. May God's grace help comfort you in the weeks ahead. I hope that it gives you solace to know that she truly made the...

My mom and her son Steve are good friends. I also remember Mrs. Ayers from North High. She and Steve. will be in our thoughts prayers.

Altho our paths took different directions I remember Helen fondly when she worked at City Hall at 3rd & Walnut. We shared lots of fun. You have my sympathy.

Steve -

Your mother was a wonderful woman who helped many kids. She left her mark in life. My prayers are with you.

I have many fond memories of my days at North High School with Mrs. Ayers name on them. She was a fine lady. Barbara Shanks

I remember Mrs. Ayers from working in the Mesker Summer Musicals in '68. She kept us in line, but had a great time with us also. She worked very hard "behind the scenes," and was very kind to me personally, which I've never forgotten. I will always remember her warmly.

Steve Small