Helen was born and raised in RI. She lost her mother at a very young age that she cared for while she was very ill. She was a very selfless woman and always worried about others. If a child needed a coat she provided that coat, if you were hungry she fed you , if you were ill she cared for you. Helen worked extremely hard her whole life and never complained once.
When she was young she got the first woman's guard posture at TI and carried a 45. We always joked about it. Later on she became a caregiver, for many families caring for the elderly. She pushed herself and worked until the age of 89 when her breathing kept her from going out. Helen always was full of so much vitality and a proper woman. She never cursed and held herself with so much dignity. she was so loved by all that knew her and was so respected.
Helen's family was her world, she had three children and several grandchildren that she loved dearly.
Services will be private.