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Eugenia Meimaridis Maish
October 7, 2010
Hello, David, Steve and Eddie, I can't believe it has been a year since Aunt Helen has passed away. She is in my thoughts, often, as are you all.
May her memory be eternal,
Eugenia Meimaridis Maish

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Stephen Wolff
September 8, 2010
Tony & Maxine Rodondi
September 17, 2009
Dear, Steve, David & Eddie, We are sorry to hear that your Mom has passed, I know that she will be missed by all of you. Just try to think of her in a much sweeter place, pain free & happy. You are in our hearts & prayers.
God Bless, Tony & Maxine
Alexis Genung
September 15, 2009
Dear Steve, David and Ed,
We are really so sorry for your loss and the loss to our family of your dear Mom. She was such a lovely, kind person and we will really miss her. I look forward to seeing you all in Marysville where we can all be together to celebrate her life and honor her as she moves on to her new spiritual adventure. May her memory be eternal.
Love, Alexis, Michael and April Genung
September 15, 2009
Steve, Dave, & Ed,
I never really knew the breadth of your Mom's career as a teacher. That is great to know that she has lead a full life dedicated to her sons as well as her showing others the path to knowledge.
I am truly sorry for your loss. It is at times like this our parents have taught us to accept life's changes and to strengthen our hearts to continue their quests.
Sincerely,
Frank Simpson
September 15, 2009
We, Kiki Anagnos, Madeline Meimaridis and Evelyn Riesenberg send our sincere condolences to Steve, David and Ed on the loss of your mother and we will keep you in our prayers.
Here are some of our shared memories:
My childhood memories of my cousin Helen were always happy ones. For starters, she was very aware of my childhood fear of the dark and told me comforting stories til I fell asleep. While we were not terribly poor there was little money for special things. It was Helen who bought me first and only doll carriage. As adults, we were reunited in San Jose when my family was transferred. I was very homesick and Helen was so supportive despite the difficulties in her own life. While we hadn't seen each other in years, it was very easy to reconnect and share our problems and hopes. Distance and time have meant a break in communication and closeness. But at this age, it is so clear how important relationships, no matter how far in the past, are permanent pieces of our lives and contribute to who we are. Evelyn
When Uncle Andy called my mother and father asking if he could send Helen and Jimmy to Boston to live with us, my parents said send them to us. Helen and Jimmy left beautiful, green, sunny California and a high school with a swimming pool to live in an inner city apartment and go to a high school that looked like a brick factory. Helen was a trooper through the three years she lived with us, and always flashed her lovely smile. We kept in touch through the past fifty years because I admired her strength and loved her as a first cousin. Noula
Helen came to live with us in Boston in 1946. We were roommates, the city kid and the tall, dark California cousin with the flashing smile. At our high school, she was the star of the senior class play. Wish I were she, I thought. Rest softly, beautiful Helen. Kiki
Scandalis- Inamine
September 13, 2009
David, Stephen & Ed~
We send you much love & sympathy during this difficult time. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
~Alexis, Mike & Ryan
Cynthia Sandberg
September 13, 2009
Steve,
I just received your email, I'm sorry about the bad news this email brought. My thoughts are with you and your brothers.
Cindi
September 13, 2009
We did not know Helen, but we do know Steve, my Mother's neighbor in Austin, Texas. Our thoughts and prayers are with Helen's family. We know that the Lord prepared a very special place in his kingdom for Helen, where she can continue to watch over her family.
God Bless You,
Diana Dickens Culberson, Billy Culberson, and Mackenzie Culberson.

Stephen
September 13, 2009

David BBQ
September 13, 2009

Edward Graduation
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