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Barbara Miller Tippett
October 2, 2022
Helen was such a wonderful and lively person. She always had a beautiful smile on her beautiful face and she was very loving.
Will always love and miss her.
Lovingly
Barbara Miller Tiippett
Mary Jane Brumbley
January 7, 2011
I have just heard this devastating news. Both Helen and Judy were two of the finest friends I ever had. We enjoyed many, many hours on the country/western dance floor, doing our line dances. They both will truly missed. May they rest in peace and watch over those of us they left behind.
August 31, 2010
I worked for Giant Food, Inc for thirty years. I took great pride in telling people my Aunt Helen Mae, my Uncle Ronnie and my husband Vance all worked for the same company. It was a family affair! She always came over on Easter Monday to hide eggs with us. I thought as a small child Giant Food gave her the day off to play with us. I didn't know it was a holiday for her. I also loved visiting her, Uncle Warren and Judy. Sometimes, I got to spend the weekend. Aunt Helen was loved by many and will be greatly missed.
Love, Bonnie Gambrell Clegg
Helen Gambrell McCrandall
August 31, 2010
My mom, your sister Marjorie Gambrell, passed away on the 26th of August 2010. It broke her heart when her sister passed away. I know they are in heaven looking down upon us and watching over us. I will miss Aunt Helen and my mom very much.
Barbara Miller Tippett
August 25, 2010
Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.
Tracy and JJ Childers
August 24, 2010
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort. Nana was truly a wonderful person and we regret not taking the time to visit with her more often. It always seams that we let our lives get carried away and sometimes forget to be there for the ones we love more than we are.
To her grandchildren and great grandchildren, I know that with the loss of Judy that yall are still grieving and to now lose Nana is very overwhelming. Take comfort in the time that you shared with them both and cherrish it forever.
They are both now together again and will continue to be the angels looking down on all of us and helping to guide us the rest of the way.
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