Helen F. Seaver

Scott, Gwen and Pam,

Sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. Your Mom and Dad were two of the nicest people I remember growing up. They were very kind. Much love to you and your families. My thoughts are with you.

Scott, Gwen and Pam,
I was so sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. She was a kind and sweet person. I'll always have such fond memories of her and you dad. They were wonderful neighbors.
Love, The DeChiaro Family

Pam, Gwenn and Scott,
I just heard you mom passed away. I am so sorry to hear of the sad news. Our prayers are with you all.

Growing up they were known very fondly to Jim and I simply as Aunt Helen and Uncle Don. Our sincere and heartfelt sympathies go out to Qwenn, Pam, and Scott and their families during this difficult time.

My mother was always so interested in Mrs. Seaver, especially after receiving her nice letter and color picture a few Christmas' ago. Mom had recently found a picture of Helen and Don at her house when they visited Holden in the early '90s. I remember fondly the visits to the Seaver home in Sutton when I was a little tyke.
With Deepest Sympathy,
Allan Van Wert
(Hopefully someone(Rog?) can drive my mother to Conn. on Saturday. Mother Olive is at the Dodge Park Rest Home in Worcester)

We have so many fond memories of Helen. We always enjoyed her company. Working together or at church. She has always had a place in our hearts

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

You mom was a gentle, generous soul. I remember her as a person of simple kindnessess.