Helen Marie Dolton

I dearly miss Helen and our little luncheons with our other friends. She was such a lovely, positive person and I'm sure she is missed by her family and friends. I often think of her pride and joy, little Meghan and whatever happened to her. As I write out my Christmas cards I find Helen's name. I knew Helen since our High School years. Perhaps my wishes will reach her in Heaven because if there is a final home, I'm sure she is there. God rest her dear soul. Sally Peters

Mrs Dalton was my dean of nursing at Mercer Coumty Communoty College Class of 78. I stayed in contact with her every year with a Christmas card. 2022 was the last card I received from her. She was always supportive and cheered me on all the way through my DNP degree. She wrote she was going in a physical rehab facility and hoped to return home after gaining strength. I prayed for her recovery. She was ways inspiring and motivating.Rest in peace. You will be missed.

"Mommy " It´s almost six months that you left peacefully to your maker, May the heavenly angels keep charge over until we see each other face to face. Be present at our table tomorrow 04/28/24, as we celebrate the Parish Feast Day. In flesh we dined together and in spirit we will continue to dine together till eternity. Rest in Perfect Peace.

Back in the early sixties my friend and I were taking a sewing class at Ewing High Night School. We were hopeless and the teacher soon lost interest in us, but Helen was in the class and she took pity on us and was so helpful that we called her "Mrs. Singer"! What a lovely lady she was and I have never forgotten her! Later I learned that my Mother and Helen's Mother had been friends at Immaculate Conception, probably in the Altar Rosary Society.

Ms Dolton was one of my teachers at St Francis School of Nursing. She was influential in my moving to the DC area and working at Georgetown University Hospital where I had a tremendous 43 year career in nursing. She attended a conference at Georgetown and we were able to visit. Helen Marie was the advisor for the Yearbook in nursing school. My roommate, Judith Duerr, was editor and I was business manager so we got to know Helen Marie. She was always professional and a wonderful example of a...

I am so saddened to hear of Helen's passing. I previously tried to get up to St Lawrence see Helen but unexpected health problems prevented my doing so. When I spoke to her on the phone she seemed so cheerful and positive but as time passed and I hadn't spoke to her in months I assumed she had returned home. I admired Helen so much for her intelligence, grace and wonderful acheivements in her life. We graduated together from Cathedral High School and met at lunches at our annual CHS...