Helen Marie Gerhardstein

Hello: Dr. Hugh Simonsen would like to send a sympathy card. Would you please send Dr. Gerhardstein's address. Thank you

I am so sorry to hear of the passing of my long time friend Helen. We shared many happy fun days together riding. I remember Romeo and Finnegan well. Helen was my only riding partner for years. We met at North Cape and the moved to Eagle to my daughter Cathy's farm to ride the beautiful Kettle Moraine trails. We even made the journal paper. I only regret not keeping in touch. I stopped riding many years ago due to back problems. Helen was a beautiful person inside and out. My memories will...

I shared the news of Helen´s death with my four siblings. We shared Menlo Blvd with you for many years and my mom and Helen continued to share meals and stories until my mom´s death in 2019. Helen had a unique walk and she walked a lot so I often saw her when I stopped to visit my mom. We shared the exuberance of our growing up years and the immense sorrow when Vince and Kitty died. I will continue to hold close the memory of Helen walking as no memory of my time in Shorewood would be...

Dear Dick, Liz and "Boys": So many good times with Helen and your wonderful family. On the day after we moved in on Menlo, Helen knocked on our door and asked if she could take some rhubarb from our garden. And she stayed with Johnny the night Kathryn was born. We were neighbors "thick as thieves". She was one-of-a-kind and so good and generous. The missing of her must be painful right now. Hopefully the memories will sustain you as you move through this time of huge loss. Love, Joan...

Thanks for this opportunity to express my sympathy for the loss of Helen. My wife Connie and I lived in Shorewood on Beverly Rd. for 45 years. Connie knew Helen, and I too came to know her after we moved to Eastcastle two years ago. I thought of her as a friend. I shall miss her

A very interesting woman and an interesting life well-lived.