Condolence: To Helen's family: I wish to express my sincere condolences. I first met Helen through the Kawartha Field Naturalists. When I joined I believe she was Secretary and not long after I became Treasurer. I was nervous to drive in the winter and Helen would pick me up and take me to the Director's meetings. She was always very gracious. An elegant lady in every sense of the word. Please know that you are in my thoughts at this very sad time.
I know that all the members of the KFN that knew Helen send their condolences as well.

Condolence: I have some very wonderful memories of my Aunt Helen. My mother Beverly used to bring my sister Beth & I to Toronto over the summers to spend time with Helen & John. From playing pinball in the basement of the house in Toronto to letting me run wild at the cottages at Sturgeon Point I will never forget those wonderful days. As I remember Helen I see her smile & hear her laugh. She had a wonderful sense of humor and I will always remember how kind & loving she was. I am comforted with the knowledge that she has finally found peace.


Love,
David Luke

Condolence: We are very sorry to hear of Aunt Helen's passing but trust she is now peacefully in the arms of her maker. She has always been a very special aunt to me, as growing up we were able you spend lots of great times together. Even though I now live in Perth, Australia I always looked forward to visiting her and John in Fenelon Falls when I returned to Canada for holidays. Prayers and condolences go out to Allan & Daphne and Wayne & Bonnie and their families. A very sad time for everyone. Love Carol

Condolence: Im sorry to hear the loss of aunt Helen, our thoughts and prayers are with the family

Lawrence and Sue Hesp