Helen J. Sailing

I was so sorry to hear of Helen's passing and extend my sympathies to the whole family. I drove her to see Murray through the RSVP program. She always had an interesting story to talk about. I will miss seeing and talking to her. Judy Cornelius

I'm going to miss this lady's hugs my next trip to Madison! She was one of my first Sunday school teachers and has been a great encouragement to me through my years of serving God overseas. I'm so thankful to have been blessed by this sweet spirit and to have had a last lunch and hug when I was there last summer. Her love for Murray through 70 years is also an unforgettable legacy! My prayers are with him and the family in their grief now.

I am so sorry to hear of Helen's passing. I will always remember going to her and Murry's place around Christmas to have one of her amazing meals and playing games after dinner. She was a wonderful caring person and I will always remember her kindness. She will greatly be missed.

I was very sorry to hear of Helen's passing. I was her Sunday School assistant for quite a few years as a young girl. Helen was so sweet and kind and patient. She was the first adult in my life who made me feel smart and worthwhile. I saw her last at my mother's funeral in July 2010 and am happy that I was able to tell her how much she meant to me. My thoughts and prayers go out to her husband, Murray, and her children. Rest in peace, Helen. You were a wonderful woman.

Merrlyn and I were surprised and saddened when we received a copy of her funeral information yesterday from Greg and Marilyn Potts--surprised because we had no knowledge of her death until after her funeral and saddened because we missed the event. We were not saddened by her death, for she has reaped the reward of a life of faith in Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. May all who survive her rejoice in memories of her life and aspire to join her in heaven. Keith N. Schoville