A candle was lit by Jennifer Jensen-Richards, Nanoose Bay, BC on January 30, 2018 8:05 PM

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Auntie Helen and Uncle Ken, memories of unconditional love, laughter, blessings and family. It was Thanksgiving weekend, 1992, when my son David and I both met Helen and Ken. Helen with her open arms full of hugs, welcoming David and I, insisting we call her Auntie Helen and Ken, Uncle Ken. Since this moment we became family and celebrated endless special occasions, visits, trips and conversations together. Forever thankful to be touched by the endless love of both Auntie Helen and Uncle Ken. My heart hurts with sadness but filled with joy remembering all of our moments together. Helen insisted when her time came "to celebrate and that's an order", well we certainly celebrated her life and will continue to do so through all of our memories.
Feeling so blessed. miss and love you both so much xoxoxo.

Message from Christine Found

Auntie Helen was such a huge part of my life for as long as I can remember. She was so much fun and always the life of the party. She was the most generous and kind person I have ever known. She was truly one of a kind and I loved her very much and always will.

A candle was lit by Christine Fiund on January 23, 2018 9:19 PM

Message from Ken Worth

Helen Campbell was truly a great person. She was a life long friend to my parents, Ernie and Edna Worth and she made an indelible mark on their six kids. Having Victoria as their "home base" Helen, along with her husband Ken were a close, integral part of the Worth family from back in the late 1940's and they continue to be as they are ingrained in our minds as well as our hearts. My condolences go out to her sister Myrna and family and those that knew her well.

- Ken Worth, Shawnigan Lake, B.C.

Message from Michael Bradley

Helen and Ken were an exotic couple to me. I remember when they returned from Belfast and they gifted me with a Cunard Liner jackknife. They lived in Halifax and Uncle Ken took me on the Bonaventure where he served. Auntie Helen took care of us in Greenwood, and remarked that right after dinner she heard the fridge door opening. She was not used to hungry boys in her charge. I have many fine memories of Auntie Helen that have come flooding back.
~ Michael Bradley, Saint John, New Brunswick

A candle was lit by The Jennings family on January 16, 2018 8:21 PM

A candle was lit by Jennifer Richards on January 14, 2018 9:40 PM

Message from Georgina Jones(nee Walker)

Myrna & family,

Sorry to hear of your sister's passing. My thoughts are with you.

Sincerely,

Georgina Jones(nee Walker)

Message from Gordon Bradley

Auntie Helen, the people around you loved you! You were special! You are in my prayers.

Message from Ross Fulton

We all loved her! You couldn't be a child and not love her. She was incredibility kind and generous. I remember many happy times with my parents, my Uncle Bill & Aunt Margaret, Ron & Phyllis, Ken & Helen. My sincere condolences. Respectfully, Ross Fulton

Message from Myrna Richards, sister

Thank you for your memories of my dear Sister. She sure will be missed. Myrna Dorras