WARD HELLSTROM

Dear Hellstrom family, I didn't know your dad, but he sounds like he was a wonderful man. I'm so sorry for your sudden loss; may wonderful memories sustain you. Sincerely, your classmate, Theresa ( McKoy) Tonner.

Hellstrom Family - I don't quite have the words that I wish I could write to comfort you, but I know you will understand. My thoughts are with all of you and wish you great peace and a multitude of comforting memories.

My deepest sympathies to you all,
God Bless

I remember Dr. Hellstrom well as my instructor in Freshman English (UF-1962). He had a great influence on my future career, and I am forever grateful for his tough but always correct evaluations of my essays. I will miss him.
Prof. W. Rainer Kroll, PhD, JD

Dear Hellstrom Family:
My family and The Hellstrom family met at UF as students and faculty members in the 1950's. We went to movies, played and ate together, swam at Lake Wauberg and Crescent Beach and hung around Gville when it was easy to get around town. I often ate lunch with Professor Hellstom when I was a UF student in the late 1970's. He always had kind words, eloquent and soft spoken. You had to listen when he talked. I remember watching him coach little league basketball...

Lory and family,
I was saddened to hear about your Dad and so sorry for your loss. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Louise, We were shocked and saddened when we got the news from WKU friends. We are so sorry and assure you that you are in our hearts. We have so many happy memories of you and Ward in Bowling Green.
Ron and Bev Veenker (Holden Beach, NC)

Josh, I am so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Aunt Louise, Tammi, Zach, Nat, Josh and families, I know your hearts are breaking and so is mine. Peace to all of you.

Josh,

I am so very sorry to hear of the loss of your father. I know he will be missed deeply. In time, wonderful memories will prevail. I wish you and your family a sure and steady pace in that direction. God bless.