SACRAMENTO – America Elizabeth Helm, 91, of Sacramento, died Thursday, September 30, 2010 at 8:00AM at her home. She was born August 1, 1919 in Muhlenberg County. Mrs. Helm was a homemaker and member of Sacramento Cumberland Presbyterian Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Laymon Helm; parents, Samuel and Della Hampton; grandchildrenContinue Reading
Dezarae Helm
left a message on January 7, 2013:
I love & miss you soooo much granny r.i.h. Until I see you again muaaaah love your last grand child Dezarae
brenda barnhhill
left a message on December 16, 2010:
i really did not know her personally i always heard my father (pete) her brother talk about her i remember her nickname was mutt and i always wondered how she got that nickname. i remember meeting her for the first time at my father's funeral she came up to me and my sister liz and introduced herself to us. i remember her being really nice. i just happened to see her obituary a few days ago and i want to pay my respects.
kim and mike duvall
left a message on November 2, 2010:
ms america' heart and spirit was bigger than life. everyone who knew her was touched by her in some special way. we light this candle to day to celebrate her life and passing and we leave you, her beautiful family our love.
scotty
left a message on October 20, 2010:
nice u had a long life and it sound like u had a big family everone goin to miss u in your family and i want to wish the family the best sorry for yalls lost i did not kno her but she sound like like she was nice
Patricia F.
left a message on October 13, 2010:
I just read about the recent death of your loved one. The Bible calls death an enemy and that is certainly how it strikes us, as an enemy. Take comfort in knowing that the loving God who created us did not want us to suffer in tears of pain. “He will actually swallow up death forever, and the Sovereign Lord will certainly wipe the tears from all faces. And the reproach of his people He will take away from all the earth, for God himself has spoken [it].” Isaiah 25:8. My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories as well as these few words, bring you a measure of comfort.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Lorna Sue Patterson Pierce
left a message on October 11, 2010:
My mother, Anna Patterson, told me many years ago that Mrs. America wanted to be called American and not Mutt. I was a little girl when I met Mutt as my Aunt Irene and she lived together for a while. She was always the sweetest person. My parents always thought so much of Mutt and Papp. I enjoyed visiting her whenever I went to Sacramento and will really miss those visits. My sincerest sympathy to all of her family.
Lori Melton
left a message on October 4, 2010:
When I was younger I would come by Mrs. Helm's house and if she was outside I would stop and visit with her. We had some great talks. She would always have good advice to share. She will be sadly missed. Lori
Becky "Strole" Baker
left a message on October 1, 2010:
I used to deliver Meals on Wheels to Ms. America. I always enjoy the talks we use to have and listen to her laugh. She was just a sweet person who had a sweet spirit. I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of Ms.America. She's an angel in Heaven. God Bless.
DANA TOOLEY CONRAD
left a message on October 1, 2010:
when i was about 10 yrs old i use to ride my bike past americas house and she would always holler at me to come over and sit under the shade tree with her and we would chat and she would always fix me something cold to drink and we would sit there under the shade tree in the nice breeze and she would tell me alot of her stories that i always loved to hear !!!! she will truely be missed by many it was always a blessing to be around her and her family i love you all and i am prayin for you all during this time of loss of america helm DANA CONRAD
Susan G.Gordon
left a message on October 1, 2010:
To others her life has been long, to us too short. We did not have enough time to glean all of her knowledge. There is now no one left in the family who can make a proper coconut pie. Aunt Mutt will be miss, but never forgotten.
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Dezarae Helm
left a message on January 7, 2013:
I love & miss you soooo much granny r.i.h. Until I see you again muaaaah love your last grand child Dezarae
brenda barnhhill
left a message on December 16, 2010:
i really did not know her personally i always heard my father (pete) her brother talk about her i remember her nickname was mutt and i always wondered how she got that nickname. i remember meeting her for the first time at my father's funeral she came up to me and my sister liz and introduced herself to us. i remember her being really nice. i just happened to see her obituary a few days ago and i want to pay my respects.
kim and mike duvall
left a message on November 2, 2010:
ms america' heart and spirit was bigger than life. everyone who knew her was touched by her in some special way. we light this candle to day to celebrate her life and passing and we leave you, her beautiful family our love.
scotty
left a message on October 20, 2010:
nice u had a long life and it sound like u had a big family everone goin to miss u in your family and i want to wish the family the best sorry for yalls lost i did not kno her but she sound like like she was nice
Patricia F.
left a message on October 13, 2010:
I just read about the recent death of your loved one. The Bible calls death an enemy and that is certainly how it strikes us, as an enemy. Take comfort in knowing that the loving God who created us did not want us to suffer in tears of pain. “He will actually swallow up death forever, and the Sovereign Lord will certainly wipe the tears from all faces. And the reproach of his people He will take away from all the earth, for God himself has spoken [it].” Isaiah 25:8. My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories as well as these few words, bring you a measure of comfort.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Lorna Sue Patterson Pierce
left a message on October 11, 2010:
My mother, Anna Patterson, told me many years ago that Mrs. America wanted to be called American and not Mutt. I was a little girl when I met Mutt as my Aunt Irene and she lived together for a while. She was always the sweetest person. My parents always thought so much of Mutt and Papp. I enjoyed visiting her whenever I went to Sacramento and will really miss those visits. My sincerest sympathy to all of her family.
Lori Melton
left a message on October 4, 2010:
When I was younger I would come by Mrs. Helm's house and if she was outside I would stop and visit with her. We had some great talks. She would always have good advice to share. She will be sadly missed. Lori
Becky "Strole" Baker
left a message on October 1, 2010:
I used to deliver Meals on Wheels to Ms. America. I always enjoy the talks we use to have and listen to her laugh. She was just a sweet person who had a sweet spirit. I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of Ms.America. She's an angel in Heaven. God Bless.
DANA TOOLEY CONRAD
left a message on October 1, 2010:
when i was about 10 yrs old i use to ride my bike past americas house and she would always holler at me to come over and sit under the shade tree with her and we would chat and she would always fix me something cold to drink and we would sit there under the shade tree in the nice breeze and she would tell me alot of her stories that i always loved to hear !!!! she will truely be missed by many it was always a blessing to be around her and her family i love you all and i am prayin for you all during this time of loss of america helm DANA CONRAD
Susan G.Gordon
left a message on October 1, 2010:
To others her life has been long, to us too short. We did not have enough time to glean all of her knowledge. There is now no one left in the family who can make a proper coconut pie. Aunt Mutt will be miss, but never forgotten.
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