My heart-felt sympathy to Helen's family. I knew Helen from our Seniors Club, Inglewood Silver Threads Association. She came regularly to our monthly Potlucks. Helen was a soft-spoken, sensitive lady. I will miss her presence at our Club.

My sincere sympathy. Helen was a co-worker of mine.

We enjoyed the time!

We are so sorry to hear of Helens passing. She was a beloved member of Inglewood Silver Threads and will be greatly missed. We share in your grief.

We would like to offer our sincere condolences to Helen's family. My favourite memory of Helen was when we signed-up for an overnight outing organized by Kotobuki. It was a lovely time of year and we enjoyed the scenic bus ride, exchanging childhood stories, and great fellowship with other club members. My daughter saw us off and picked us up when we arrived home from our adventure. Later, we were surprised to receive a thoughtfully composed, beautiful letter and gift of appreciation from Helen. She was a no-nonsense lady with a soft heart!

Margaret and Lisa C.

Sincere condolences on the passing of Helen. I got to know her through the Calgary Buddhist Temple where she was a valued member of the Senior/Keirokai group. Helen knew my mother quite well from their Raymond days and I remember they were always asking about each other. Helen was a caring lady and will be missed.

Helen and I attended school in Raymond and like many others like tobie - we all met again at Kotobuki when I started coming in 2003.Helen was already an enthusiastic member going on all the trips and volunteering for the Sakura Tea and any other events where she could be helpful. When Helen was driving - she always was generous to drive others. I was impressed when I found out that she had been a dedicated volunteer of Kerby for 9 years after she retired from the Holy Cross. Tobie, Stanley, Helen and I attended a fun reunion in Raymond.

Helen was always straight forward but expressed a lot of appreciation when she was visited at Boardwalk, Foothills, Walden and was happy to talk on the phone from Glenmore. I would ask if she knew who it was and she would always say "of course, I know who it is ", in her strong voice.She was always most appreciative for the visits and little Japanese treats from Kotobuki.