Helen L. Hatfield

Cindy, so sorry to hear about your mother. Are you on Facebook? If so, send me a friend request, Sandy Bauer Sowash, l would like to reconnect with you.

Today was the first I heard of Mrs. Hatfield's passing. I am so sorry and pray that God will comfort you and give you peace. She was always one of my favorite people-I worked with her for many years at Houston Hospital.

Mrs. Hatfield was my first Director of Nurse's when I first started in Nursing. I cannot express my deep sadness over this great loss. My heart and prayers are with you all. She was truly a great lady. Most professional.

I'm sad at this news. Aunt Helen had the most wonderful smile! Rejoicing she is in the arms of Jesus! Praying for all.
Susan (Perman) Anderson

Dear Keith Cynthia ,Susan and family : I am so sorry to hear about your mother. I was in hosptial in 1967 and very sick. She came by everyday and checked on me. My family was a member of All Saints. May God comfort and watch over you during this hard time.

So Blessed with her as my aunt and so many great memories. larry perman

We were blessed and honored to get to know Helen these past few years. She was a joy to be around. Such a warm and loving lady. Peace and our love to the family. Debbie Hambley and Carolyn Hatcher

Mrs. Hatfield was my first Director of Nurses in Warner Robins. Her gentle manner & smile soothed patients & staff. We all benefited from her example & guidance. My sympathies to her family.
Suzanne Smith


Suzanne Smith