Condolence: Our deepest condolences Albert, and all the members of the Lynch and Shaughnessy Families

I am Helen's cousin, formerly Heffernan, and always had fond regard for Helen, and way too short a time, for Bob. The Lynch family were our older cousins, and I well remember the farm visits with the heavenly meals and baking. What a delight it was, giving me lovely memories.

Then the euchre games, mostly six hand, as I recall and we still love cards bringing onside my spouse Gerry and now our grandchildren.

Helen alway seemed happy to see you and her smile reinforced that so well. From Mississauga

Condolence: Over the past six years I have had the pleasure of taking a student group to St Joseph's at Fleming. They were always enthralled by Helens stories, she would talk about Bob, the Outboard, and of course what happened on Jeopardy the night before, ask them about themselves and their courses.
Her niece kept her well supplied with Avon and soaps, she always got the students to make sure they were at the ready.
We will miss her this year, and her dry sense of humour, always kind and mild mannered, encouraging the students to do their best in life.
Godspeed, Helen.

Condolence: To: Cousin Helen's Families;
May I extend my sincere sympathy on the passing of a very dear lady, who enjoyed a good laugh. I still can remember Helen and Aunt Gertie's Dilly Beans, along with the fabulous meals they would prepare, and then of course we would all play Euchre. That little white house on the hill and also her dear husband Bob, who was so good to Helen. May She Rest in Peace. God Bless her
Cousin, Brenda

Condolence:
My deepest condolences to Helen's family. May dear cousin rest in peace.

Condolence: I had the privlege of knowing and caring for Helen for many years. She will be fondly remembered by all who knew her