Helen Freeh Schreiber Taylor

Your mom and family were a big part of my life growing up on "Elbow Ally". I have very fond memories of that time in our lives. Our moms were lifelong friends and both will be missed.

I was sad to read of Mrs. Taylor's passing. I remember her and my mom, Kitty, sitting at the Langhorne Swim Club chatting and laughing together. I wish peace to all of you. Take care of yourselves and one another. Karen Maitha-Maloch

Praying for you all & sharing in the loss of your mother & my dear friend. Friendship is such a vital & joyful gift. Helen brought many joyous memories & was a trusted & faithful friend, since we met at Byberry! I have missed being able to share our history on visits but her ever loving demeanor & humor was still present. Loved your Mom very much & share in your loss. Have watched that beautiful video repeatedly. Thank you for sharing family memories. You are all in my thoughts & prayers!❤

My condolences to the Schreiber/ Taylor families. Helen was a wonderful person with great children and step children. She will be missed.

My condolences to the Schreiber and Taylor Families, Helen was a wonderful and humorous woman whom I first met way back when Jeff was in High school. Over the years I have had many great conversations with Helen where we shared satirical musings on the subject of talk radio. She was loved by many and and her presence will be missed. In Sympathy, Mark S. Fahr Jr.

Helen, or "Mrs. Schreiber" to me, was a a huge part of my life while growing up in Langhorne. She was patient, loving and kind - especially considering the mischief her son Jeff, and I got ourselves into on a consistent basis! She was, quite literally, like a second Mother to me, and I am truly honored and blessed to have had her be a part of my life. Love to the entire Schreiber clan.

Helen's beautiful spirit lives on in her extraordinary family that I have been blessed to know for so many years. Praying that God comforts each of you during the tremendous time of loss. Sending all my love your way.

Although I did not know Helen, I was a high school classmate of Lee's ... and remembering the kindness of her daughter tells me how special Helen must have been indeed.