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Helen Rones Obituary
RONES, HELEN B. (AGE 64)
On Thursday, February 12, 2004 of Washington, D.C. Wife of the late Dr. Elmer Rones. She is survived by two sons Nathan and Brock Rones, one daughter-in-law Natasha, two grandchildren, four brothers, two sisters, and a host of other relatives and friends. Visitation on Wednesday, February 18, from 10 a.m. until hour of service at 11 a.m. at Bibleway Temple, New Jersey Ave. N.W. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Arrangements by MCLAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME.
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President Nathan Mayo Rones
June 23, 2022
I love you Mommy with all of my heart. You are one of my heroes besides Daddy! I miss you terribly, and I do not know what to do without you in my life. I will make you forever proud and I will try to be a hero, whom protects all against all enemies foreign and domestic. I will always try to achieve till I finally cross that line. I love you Helen Beatrice Richardson Rones with all of my heart, mind, body and soul. You will be missed greatly. I love you Mommy. Forever and always your oldest son, Nathan "Nath" Mayo Rones
kim frazier
February 18, 2004
I am sorry for your loss. Dr. Rones was my physician many years ago and that was where I met Helen. May she rest in peace and may you find comfort in knowing that others share in your grief.
Tonnie Kinley
February 18, 2004
I would like to express my deepest sympathy to Beatrice's family, that's the name I knew her by. Nathan, I remember when you were a little boy running around in Dr. Rones' office on New Jersey Avenue. He was my doctor from the time I was little girl until adulthood and I moved out of the area. I got to know your mom from visits to Dr. Rones. She was such a kind, quiet and gentle lady and I liked her very much. I am very sorry that she is longer around for you, your brother and her family. I know she will be missed but now she is with your Dad. May she rest in peace until you see her again one day.
Karen Green
February 18, 2004
May God bless you, Helen you will be missed. Working with Helen was a great pleasure.
God Bless,
Karen Green
mildred glass hunt
February 17, 2004
IT IS WITH SINCERE SYMPATHY THAT I SEND THIS EXPRESSION IN MEMORY OF HELEN YOUR DEAR SISTER. WISH I COULD BE WITH YOU ALL. PAUL, FRANK, BERNICE RICHARDSON AND FAMILY.
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