Mrs. Helen Inez Browning

My deepest sympathy to the Family. She was a great lady..

Helen Browning was the heart of all the best things about Melissa. We are indebted to her tireless efforts to begin and support still the Melissa Library. Your memory will be forever. Love, Klark and Lorelei Perkins

I always loved seeing Aunt Helen. She would greet you with a pinch on the cheeks while biting her tongue. I admired her since of fashion and thought her red shoes were the best thing ever. Aunt Helen will be missed.

My mother, Lynn Davis , was a member of the Pioneer Club. She loved going and the group, spoke of the great things the Club has done. I am sorry for your loss, I am sure Mom will be looking for her

Helen was one of a kind. Always had a smile and loved jewelry. I know she was known for her jewelry making. At age 90, she came to a paper bead class I taught at Melissa Public Library. Someone asked Helen if she wanted to go upstairs on the elevator and she said no, why? She climbed all those stairs and wasn't even out of breath. She made a red and black paper bead bracelet for the ballgames she enjoyed so much. Helen insisted That I come to her house and see all her beads and I did.
Helen was a friend to all. I enjoyed her big birthday party at Hale Hall when she turned 95. She sang with us as we sang to her. She will be missed by many people. Prayers for all her family.

Buddy and Sandra even thoughs it's been years since I seen you to.ut has only been couple years since I saw your Mom.will miss her when I go to Melissa.aoways lived her she claim us as her kids.thinking and praying for you guys sorry I can't be there