James Helbling

Jim was a wonderful addition at the Tri-c Aspire program. He spent countless hours helping students pass the Math section of the GED test, He was a wonderful role model & our program was so fortunate to have his help. I watched in awe at the many opportunities he found to help others. Rest in peace, Jim. You are truly missed.

Helbling family, What a great time we had growing up together. First on Kenilworth Ave and then you guys on 10th St and the Shucks on Hamilton. You were (and still are) like my second family! So many memories of us doing fun things together! I think Jim and Judy were in the same class at SHHS. As the years pass, many changes come about. We lose our parents, then wives, husbands and siblings. Some of us have even lost children. Nothing stays the same!! We grieve our lost loved ones but as...

Dear Helbling Family, Jim was a great neighbor as well as our long time friend. May his loving memories bring you peace and comfort. Sending our heartfelt sorrow for your loss. Jim and Chris Dolce

I was so sorry to read this today. Jim's wife Debbie and I were classmates at Magnificat and worked on our many reunions over the year. She was one of 5 women who sat on a committee to establish the Class of 1973 Star Scholarship and continued own family's scholarship at Mag's. Jim helped her host many meetings at their home in Lakewood and he usually attended the Scholarship brunch with her and continued after she died. He was such a caring individual and I know family was everything to...