Helen LOVELL

To all Friends and Family of My Dear Helen Lovell
Helen was just 18 months older than me. We slept in the same room together untill my dad said it was time to separate us. We were devastated but understood his reasoning. I could be a real pest to Helen listening to her phone calls about boys etc. She always pretended she was mad but latter on laghed about it.
When I was 12 years old and waiting surgery on my hips; I was bedridden and Helen took care of my toilet needs. When she came home from bording school on weekends;she let me hang out with her and her guests. One time we played tennis in the Canadian Open in Ottawa.She said I couldn't win a set because I was drinking 5 chocolate milkshakes a day.She would do anything I asked within reason. She was the greatest sister one could have and I loved her very much. Rest in peace my beautiful Helen. Norman

Dear Lovell Family,
So sorry to hear about Aunt Helen. Our thoughts are prayers are with you all.
Kelly, Casey, Matthew and Molly

To the Lovell Family,
My mother Brigitte Patton would have loved to come today to pay her respect to Helen, her dear old friend, but she is in the Jewish General Hospital and they will not allow her out for a hours. That being said, on behalf of the entire Patton family, with us or not would like to pay their respect to Helen and the Lovell family.

To the family my deepest sympathy

Katrina and John McComeau

Very nice pictures posted here and lovely memories of Helen Lovell. She will be missed a lot. My heartfelt condolences to all the family. With love and hugs.
Laurent

My deepest sympathy to Stephen and the family. I just heard of her passing from Auguste whom I met today Dec 9. May she rest in peace.
Josée Bourgeois of Montebello.

Helen always instilled a great sense of family. We are all so sorry to see her pass. She was always a comforting presence for my wife Mary and she will be dearly missed.

I remember my nana as a big golfer who would always answer the phone with eh-eh eh em. She made the best meatloaf, and was always ready to play cards with me. She always won. She always had her crossword puzzles. nana I will miss you.

To all my cousins, I know how you will all miss her so very much. Bless Aunt Helen. Say hi to Mom, and shuffle the cards.

Dear Mary and family,
We are so sorry for your loss, as are the Lloyds. Helen was always a pleasure to be around, and I know you all will miss her terribly. She was always gentle and refined, a true lady, in the classic sense of the term. A loss like this always reminds us how important everyone is, and that sometimes it is too easy to take time for granted. Lean on and look after each other. Take care.

We would like to send our condolences to Rosita and the rest of the family. From Friends at Woolrich-Knowlton

Dear Stephen,
Our deepest sympathy to you and the family.Seeing your name brought back memories of happier times in Vermont.

Stephen and Family,
My deepest condolences on the loss of your Mom. She is flying with the angels now. R.I.P. Mrs. Lovell