Helen Fox
November 18, 1931 - January 04, 2019
Obituary
Helen Elizabeth Fox was born in Lefor, North Dakota on November 18, 1931. She passed away January 4, 2019 with her family at her side. Helen married Neil Fox on February 20, 1954. Neil preceded her in death in 2003. Helen was a member of St Pius X Church for over 50 years. She worked for Michotte Glass, Waggoners Trucking and after retirement she worked as an aide for school District 2. Helen is survived by her three children, Mary (Wayne) Fischer, Mark (Debbie) Fox, Greg (Tracy) Fox; her sister Dorothy Paronto; 8 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. The family honors their mom's request that no services be held. Her family expresses appreciation to RiverStone Hospice for their loving care of their mother. “Mom, we love & miss you. You are our Angel in the Sky.”
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carl michotte
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Helen was a secretary for my family`s glass company very classy lady Carl Michotte
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Judy and Les Jensen
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We are sorry to hear about your mom’s passing. She is now free from pain and is so proud of the wonderful care from her family. Mary, your daily care with your mother is an inspiration. Judy and Les Jensen
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Susan Fischer
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Helen Fox was such a classy lady. I was able to get to know her through another classy lady, her wonderful daughter, Mary Fox Fischer. Mary quit a job she lived to stay with her mother in Helen’s home on Nelson Drive. What a gift of love! I will miss Helen’s smiling face at the Red Lodge Parade! Susan Lesniak Fischer
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Jay Lemelin
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I worked with Helen at Rose Park Elementary School. She was such a delightful person who enjoyed helping students. She was always so pleasant and positive. I am so sorry for your loss. Jay Lemelin
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Linda Gillett
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So sorry about the passing of your Mother. My parents were Robert and Emma Boyd and we lived next door to you on Nelson Drive. Us kids played together a lot . Sending my sympathy your way. Linda Boyd Gillett, and Lorna Boyd.
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Al Paronto
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I remember as a kid looking forward to go to Billings, I knew I would be able to see my favorite Aunt, who was always so beautiful & classy. I truly will miss you. Your loving nephew Al Paronto