Mary HelenWall

"Mary Helen was my mother-in-law, when I was married to her son, Jackie. She always made me feel like family even after my divorce. She had a smile and I always remember her laughter. A great cook and a wonderful mother and wife. When I came back to Texas, I always tried to stop by or at least call to say Hello. She always made me feel that I was still part of her family. She will be greatly missed. My heart and prayers go out to Jack, Jon, Jill and Karen. She was a remarkable woman."

"Mary Helen was my first cousin. Even though I live in California, I was extremely attached to her and that's the first place I headed for, after getting off the plane. I’d stop in Greenville to pick up barbeque for everybody, collect Aunt Willie Mae and off to Mary Helen and Jack's we would go to start four hours of straight laughing. Some of my fondest memories of Mary Helen are sitting around her kitchen table. I wrote to her every week that she was in the rest home. My greatest sorrow was that I never saw her again. She has so many waiting for her in heaven. She’s probably already holding Bible study. I loved her and I will miss her greatly. I was only six when Mary Helen and Jack married. They were the most beautiful couple I had ever seen. And throughout my life, Mary Helen continued to be beautiful to me, inside and out. A big kiss for Jack.

Love,
Joeann"

"Mary Helen will be greatly missed. She was the one whose door was always open to us. We could not drive to Greenville without going to see Mary Helen & Jack. She was truly a beautiful sole.

Rosie"