Helen DeHart

Helen was our babysitter when we were young and we enjoyed our time with her. Later she worked for my uncle at MG Shea Store in Fabius. She became a trusted employee and helped him until the time of his death and afterwards.

To: Cousin Bill & Children: Karen, Brian, & Richard and their Families: Sending Deepest Condolences & Loving Prayers on your loss. Your Uncle & Aunt, the late Clark & Barbara DeHart, would always enjoy the times when You and Helen would visit. Mom would tell me, Bill would get out of the car & upon seeing them would yell, "Aunt Barb & Uncle Clark, How the Hell are ya?" Helen would smile and shake her head. I bet Mom is giving Helen an earful & laughing all the time! Oh, the memories! With...

A great lady, who will be missed by so many. But just think, even though one of the last to join in. What a great class of 1953 reunion in heaven. My deepest sympathy to the Dehart family and all of Helens friends, Sincerely Ron Bush

Our sincere condolences.you are in my prayers

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Deepest sympathy.

To Rick, Karen and Brian I am SO sorry for our loss. Your Mom was one of the best friends ever.

I have to say this lady was one of the best of the best. She was always there for people. She will be dearly missed.

"Grama Helen" as my children and myself called her, was the best neighbor and friend to my family for 22 years. She understood and respected my need to "keep to myself", but was the first one there to comfort me in times of panic...she understood my trials and she never judged me. We left goodies and flowers for each other on a regular basis. I had just received a Thank you card, from Grama Helen in April for the Easter goodies. She said, "it was nice to be remembered"! We sure will miss such...

Thinking of Karen and all