Keith and Kevin,
we are very sad to hear of your mother's death. We will always cherish the years we spent together with her and your Dad raising our families and working out our faith. Your Mom and Dad were very special people we will remeber always serving together, eating together and raising our families together. Your Mom loved children and you boys were very dear to her. She was proud of you both. Please know that you are in our prayers. We love you and are broken hearted with you.
In Christ Always, Lynn, Karen, Rebecca and Jessica Juckett Posted: 2/6/2008 by Lynn & Karen Juckett of Little Rock, AR , I will miss sitting up all night talking, drinking Kalhua and milk, and watching "Alien!" I screamed so hard! I couldn't believe that was your scene! And you surprised me again when I learned you were quite the pool shark! Still waters run deep. Mary Helen, I will miss the happy days, and pray that you are able to find that joy once more, in heaven. You have fine, strong sons whom you would be proud of. (Paul, too.) There is so much left to say, and no time to say it. I miss you.Posted: 2/7/2008 by Veronica Morgan of Lucerne, CA, USA God bless you Keith and Kevin. I worked with your Mom at the adult day program in Bedford. I am heart broken about her passing. Take care.Posted: 2/8/2008 by Sarah Jackson of Winterport, Maine, USA Keith & Kevin, I'm sorry to hear about your mother passing. I don't have to tell you I'm sure you already know that your mother was such a special lady. I have many fond memories of working with both your parents in Pack 605. I'll never forget your dad dressing up like an indian at the pack meetings. May Gods blessings be with you now in this time of deep sorrow. I know it's hard but try to find comfort in knowing that your parents are together in heaven watching over you both. Take care of each other and try to be strong.Posted: 2/8/2008 by Michelle Koehler of Londonderry, NH, Keith,
All of our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. We are all thinking of you and send our condolences.
Your Manchester Circuit City Team---Posted: 2/9/2008 by Manchester Circuit City of Manchester, NH, USA Keith and Kevin,
So sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. She had a big heart and was very giving to others. I hope you can all find solace in knowing that she is now in a better place, free from pain and sadness. Our thoughts are with you at this time.
The staff of the Elliot Adult Day ProgramPosted: 2/9/2008 by Elliot Adult Day Program of Manchester, New Hampshire, USA Keith and Kevin - We are so sorry to hear about our cousin Mary Helen's passing. We spent many good times together both as children and adults, and we will miss her. Please know that we really care about what you're going through, and we are most definately praying for you both! Cathy Haas and Carol SchlerfPosted: 2/11/2008 by Cathy Haas of Salinas, California, United States Phil and I would like to express our deepest sympathy to Keith and Kevin and all of Mary Helen's family. She was a giving, caring person who seem to always want to help and do for others.
She will be missed by those of us for knew her.
With sincere sympathy. Sue and Phil McKinnonPosted: 2/11/2008 by Susan and Felix McKinnon of Londonderry, NH, USA Keith and Kevin, Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of loss. Dee and I have so many fond memeories of both your Mom and Dad in our times together over the years. Your Mom was a wonderful person and will be missed. Blessings to you both.Posted: 2/11/2008 by Dee and Lee Carvill of Londonderry, NH, USA Keith and Kevin, I'm so sorry for your loss.I'll always remember the first year at Camp Carpenter. Your mom was the spark that got pack 605 attending summer camp. One that continues today. She was a true gem. You both are in my heart and prayers. Posted: 2/11/2008 by John Reynolds of Londonderry, NH, Keith and Kevin, I've known your mom through our ladies bible study in Manchester and came to know a very sweet lady who talked all the time about her boys and their dad. She wanted everyone to know about you and how much she loved you. She talked about your growing up and the things you all did as a family. She was a quiet lady, with alot of insight and a calming influence to those who needed it. Her dry sense of humor and quick wit made us laugh. She was a friend to all of us in the singles group and added to our friendships. You will miss your mom and we will also, but we know and there is NO doubt, she is now able to watch over you both as you grow to mature men and future dads.
She loved helping no matter what and could always be counted on. And her funside was always ready for a dinner party or a get together. I'm so sorry to not have her smiling, quiet nature at our ladies group. God bless you both and all your family in California which your mom mentioned so often. She had many friends at Manchester Christian Church and will be remembered and missedPosted: 2/11/2008 by lynn gilmore of manchester , NH, Keith and Kevin, My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of loss. Your Mom was a great person and an active leader in Pack 605. She helped shape the lives for many boys who were a part of Scouting. She will be missed.
Joe SochaPosted: 2/11/2008 by Joe Socha of Londonderry, NH, USA Our loss, heaven's gain. We will NEVER forget you Mary Helen for you live in our hearts and spirt. May God bless your sons Keith and Kevin Naber. May His angels encamp about around them today and always. With my love & prayers,
Ileana ValentinePosted: 2/17/2008 by Ileana Valentine of Manchester, New Hampshire, USA Hello Keith & Kevin, Where does one begin to express the grief we felt (and still feel) upon learning of your mom's death. It brings such sadness to our souls. We can only imagine what you two are going through. Know that our prayers are with you both, and we are here for you when you need us. Hold onto the great memories you have, and those and GOD will get you through this very very sad time. Your mom was a wonderful lady who loved you so much, never forget that! Please keep in touch. We love you!! the Dupont'sPosted: 2/17/2008 by Linda Dupont of Manchester, NH,