Helen-Stelzman-Obituary

Helen C. Stelzman

Easton, Pennsylvania

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Helen C. Stelzman, 84, of Easton, died on February 9, 2012 in St. Luke s Warren Hospital, Phillipsburg, NJ. Born: Helen was born in Philadelphia, PA, on September 30, 1927, daughter of the late Adville and Sarah Burkey Bailey. Personal: She was the wife of the late Paul Stelzman who died July 24,...

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I know you are so happy doing our ceramics up in heaven with Birdie, Brenda, John....you are always in my heart! Karen

Hi Mom,
It's almost a year already and my heart still feels so empty without you. There is not a day that goes by that I do not think of you. I am trying to be strong like you were, but I don't always succeed. My Blue Church family has helped a lot. I even told them that that's the only time I feel good is when I am at church.
Were you listening when Allison and I sang the duet of "Back Of The Clouds"?I know you had always had wanted to do that with me but you never got up...

Mom,
It's been 4 weeks ago today. I think of you often; I miss your infectious smile and that special sparkle in your eyes, your determination and strength. When will it get easier? Please help me to understand. Love always, Jo.

Bonnie, so sorry for your loss. Always remember she will always be with you, and someday we will all be together again. Darin from Air Products.

Bonnie,
I didn't know your mother but I did know of her through you. You always had a smile on your face when you spoke of her and I could see in your eyes how very much you loved her. When you told me of her passing you still had a smile on your face as the tears flowed down you face. Please know that she is in wonderful hands now with God.
Sue Rossetti (B Braun Medical)

Mom,
It's me again. I'm glad that you are in a better place, free from the pain and suffering you endured the last few years. But my heart aches from missing you.
I went to the beer distributor today and broke out in tears when I saw the big bowl of lollipops, remembering how I alway got one for you and the big smile I got from you when I surprised you with it. Such a simple little thing made your eyes sparkle. I think it was more that I was thinking of you even when...

Joanne, Bonnie, & Jay,
Once again, thank you, for that phone call that gave me the opportunity to visit your mom before God took her. Your sharing some of your last hours with her meant more to me than you can ever imagine. Every time I think of Helen being gone, my eyes spill over. I can only imagine the sadness, and great loss that you are experiencing! Please know that you three, as well as your family, are all in my thoughts, and prayers. Whenever you are too overcome with grief,...

Joanne,Bonnie,&Jay,
Once again,thank you,for that phone call that gave me the opportunity to visit your mom before God took her.Your sharing some of your last hours with her meant more to me than you can ever imagine.Every time I think of Helen being gone,my eyes spill over.I can only imagine the sadness,and great loss that you are experiencing! Please know that you three,as well as your family,are all in my thoughts,and prayers.Whenever you are too overcome with grief,please remember...

Helen,in 1993,trying to help a friend survive the tragic loss of her son brought me to Aura ceramics,when she asked if I'd like to meet some old friends of hers and her son's.The following week was my first time in the Tues morning class,and first time meeting you.During countless classes, breakfasts,and lunches together,amidst conversation,and lots of laughter,you stole a piece of my heart.Even during the years we weren't able to see one another,you always remained in my heart,mind,and...