Helen Hartung
July 12, 1934 - August 03, 2018
Obituary
Helen Marie (Standish) Hartung, born in 1934, died on Friday, August 3rd of respiratory failure. Helen leaves behind her grieving daughter, Shelley, and her broken-hearted husband of 65 years, Chuck. Also surviving are her two brothers, Fred and Jon, whom she loved so much. A memorial gathering to remember and celebrate the life of this smart and talented woman will be held at Mayflower Church, 2940 Poly Drive, in the Fellowship Room, at 3 p.m., on August 16th. Please join us if you can. Many, many thanks to the caregivers at Synergy (Loreina and Angela in particular) and the team members and nurses at Compassus, especially Pam Brown. You are angels, and you helped Helen die as she wished, at home with her husband and daughter by her side.
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Mink Beiwsanger Reiter
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I have so many good memories of Helen at the Bethlehem Congregational church in Worden, not only playing for Sunday Services but working with the Good News Singers. I was a small girl when my mom was involved and remember sitting in the pews and being in awe of this woman who seemed liked she was trying to "herd cats". I absolutely loved her whole hearted laugh and smiling so much her eyes disappeared. Thank you Helen for bringing music into my quite world. I will miss that. Love and prayers from Mink Beiswanger Reiter, Worden.
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Carmen Bohn
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Helen was a very dear friend who I loved very very much. She was the first to make me feel at home when we moved to the neighborhood. I loved our very long chats on the phone, and will greatly miss the visits on her back deck where the time always escaped us! My heart is broken. Heaven certainly gained a true lady who loved all, and was a great example grace.
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T. Kelly
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I am so sorry for your loss. Please take comfort in John 5:28, 29 and 1 Corinthians 15:26, where God promises that we will be reunited with our loved ones in the near future and will never have to fear losing them again.