Helen J Rexroat

To Rex, Roberta, Peggy, Cyle, Anna, Colin and all family, Our sincere condolences to you all. We remember Helen as gracious, kind, loyal to family and so kind to us. You are all in our prayers. Pete and Cindy Esch

Starting with my junior high school years and all during my senior high school years, Rex and Helen Rexroat became my second parents. Because of my close affiliation with their son, Roger, I became a fixture in their home on Jefferson Street in Mt. Horeb. I could not begin to count the number of meals Helen prepared for me, say nothing about the many times I was an overnight guest there. Along with all the hospitality, there were large doses of guidance, advice, discipline, and love. Roger and I always seemed to find our share of mischief during those many years but Rex and Helen were always there to rescue us and set us straight on how to be better going forward. It was on us that we sometimes didn’t learn the first time from our mistakes. Lastly, the two of them were in the stands for all of our athletic endeavors and were very, very proud of us – win or lose – and were also there to help mend our injuries and dry the occasional tear. My heart goes out to Dick, Ralph, and especially Roger, along with the rest of the extended Rexroat family. Helen was a mighty lady. Roger and I towered over her with our size, but she always held her own, and I respected her as I do my own mother. I will always remember and be thankful for Helen Rexroat as she made a difference in my life. Very Sincerely, Jay Erfurth

To Dick, Ralph and Roger - Helen was a great friend, as Ralph and I hung out in high school. Later on in my life, she and your dad became mentors to me on the Mt. Horeb EMS team. I had the privilege to reminisce about the "old times" with her and some others at the retired member banquet. Barb and I will be making a donation in her memory to FDMH EMS.