Helen L. Soja

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.very sorry for the loss of your mom . Was a pleasure taking care and feeding your mom at Chesthelm our condolences

Thank you for entrusting Chestelm with your mother's care. Helen and her sons were a part of our home and we will truly miss seeing all of you daily. Mom was a sweet, caring woman who loved God and her sons. May you find peace in all your treasured memories Marie Sola

Helen was a quiet kind woman who I had the pleasure of having mini conversations with at night. The love she has for her children, and they for her, is a rare love to see today. I am blessed to have known her and I am glad her family chose Chestelm for her home otherwise we would never had met

I am already missing my friend Helen. We have been friends for about forty five years when her last three boys with my last three boys were in Hale Ray together sharing sports, classes and of course a little mischief. You know you have a good friend when you can talk about just anything and we did. Will be thinking of you if and when I ever play bingo. Brad Parker dubbed Helen, Barbara Boluck and me the three Musketeers at the Moodus Senior Center. We would stay long after the center...

Sorry for your loss, Brian and family. I hope your loving memories will help you at this time.
Linda Griffo

The Soja family: No one else can truly feel the sorrow that you bear, but may it help somehow today to know that others care. With heartfelt condolences.

A lovely woman and great mother to Louis, Don, Alan and Brian. I enjoyed sitting with her in her backyard, admiring the flowers and summer breezes. Condolences to her sons and her many friends and neighbors who cared for her and will. miss her.