Helen L. King

Dear Dennis and Family I am sorry for your loss, Helen will be missed by all at Arbor Village . You always knew when she was around. I will miss her tremendously she was the greatest lady and always a happy soul. Dawn Preuss

We lived at the Highlands and became good friends with Helen. I played bingo, buno and Phase 10 with her when she lived here. Kathy and I packed her things up and helped get her settled when she moved to Arbor Village. We attended her parties there. Don went and checked on her every morning when she was still at the Highlands. They had long talks about the old days and her late husband Lew. She loved Don and I always told her I was willing to share him with her. God rest her soul she had lots of pain in her life and now she's pain free. God be with the family in their time of grief. This is such a beautiful picture of a beautiful lady. I will miss her more than I can say.

Many years ago I helped Helen and Lewis with their banking. . I looked forward to her coming into the bank. Always a wonderful warm smile that went to her beautiful eyes. She made everyone special . Her son and granddaughters were so important to her and she always mentioned with pride and love I was blessed knowing Helen even for a short period of time Judith Marcin Madison wi

Dennis and Family, & Marcie, We are so very sorry for your loss. Helen was one very special lady. She was another grandmother to Jenni and Brian and a special friend to us. We have so many wonderful memories of Helen and Lew., or Hellie and Ah-ooh as our kids called them. Always a happy duo and the best neighbors a young couple could have asked for. We are sorry we can't be there with you but we are in AZ for the winter. Know that we are thinking of you and send our condolences and love. She was very very proud of her family. The picture you used for her obit captured the essence of Helen so well. We will always remember the mischief in her eyes and her warm, loving smile.

I work as the maintenance man at The Highlands were Helen lived for many years until moving to Arbor Village. We shared lots of laughs together and with all the residences., She was well liked by everyone, loved playing all board games and loved the We Bowling game. Her nickname was Trouble butt that was always in fun. She loved to Laugh and Smile. We will all miss Helen at The Highlands and Arbor Village . Her Friend Jeff