Ryan Kennedy
Friday July 30, 2010 at
11:54 AM
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Thinking about you on your Birthday yesterday. Still miss you love Ryan.
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tessa artis
Sunday August 3, 2008 at
9:46 PM
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iloveyou
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tessa artis
eastcarter@windstream.net
Sunday August 3, 2008 at
9:43 PM
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ilove aunt helen
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tessa artis
Sunday August 3, 2008 at
9:38 PM
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ilove helen
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David Slone
dslone@aep.com
Saturday April 22, 2006 at
3:08 PM
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Tim, I am sorry that i couldn't make it to visitation due to being out-of-town working, I have all the respect in the world for your Mother she was just an outstanding & wonderful person. I know that i will miss seeing & talking to her at all the ball games. She always had to brag on Emily (which Emily loved) and reminisce about me coming to the store with my Grandfather and playing b-ball with you outback. She was very proud of her Family and had every right to be. I know words cannot express how you are feeling but as we all know she resting in God's arms and will suffer no more. May God be with you and your Family. I will keep you & your Family in my thoughts and prayers.
With Respect,
David Slone & Family
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Hugh & Gina McDavid
gmcdavid@carter.k12.ky.us
Saturday April 22, 2006 at
6:36 AM
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To the Kennedy family,
We wish to express our heartfelt sadness & expression of loss for the passing of a fine, dear lady, Helen Kennedy. What an inspiration she was to all those she met or had known for years. Her smile and enthusiasm
for friends, sports, and life in general made her a joy to be around. May the life lessons and
extensions of herself to others live on through all of you. If heaven has box seats and a cheering section, I think we know where Mrs. Helen would be seated! She would be right in the middle cheering for each of you to carry on where she left off. God bless each of you individually and corporately.
Peace & blessing,
Hugh & Gina McDavid
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Gregory & Gina Wilcox
wilcox0627@utionline.net
Friday April 21, 2006 at
7:18 PM
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So sorry for your loss. We thought the world of Helen and the family. I remember spending a LOT of time at the store as I was growing up. Helen was always the same. She was a truly wonderful person and will be missed greatly. Take comfort in knowing God knows your needs during this time.
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Eleanor Belle McDavid, Brewster
eleanorb@hughes.net
Friday April 21, 2006 at
4:37 PM
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So very sorry. Helen is in a better place with no more suffering and soon will be resting beside her beloved husband, Buell Kennedy
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Tim, Debbie and Amanda Prichard
Friday April 21, 2006 at
2:34 PM
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Helen was one of the first faces we would see every time we entered East Carter gym. She would be there on the front row with her buddies, Mr. Holbrook, Budge Johnson, Mr. Baldwin, Mrs. DeSantis and Mrs. Phillips. Helen was so supportive of all the girls on the basketball team and enjoyed being there so much. She was without question an "Honorary Lady Raider." We feel so fortunate to have known Helen all of these years. Giovanni's won't be the same either. All of your family has been dear to us for many, many years. Helen was a very special lady to so many people. You should find great comfort in knowing just how much she was loved.
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Kara Mcgranahan
lindabowling@alltel.net
Thursday April 20, 2006 at
10:45 PM
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I am very sorry to hear about Helen passing away. She was always smiling and friendly to me when I came to visit my Grandmother that lives in Friendship House. I know everyone there will miss her.
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Pamela Lucas Downs
pamela.downs@ryerson.com
Thursday April 20, 2006 at
3:58 PM
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Pam - I'm terribly sorry to read about the loss of your mother. Please accept my sincerest condolences. The loss of a loved one can only be soften by the rememberance of the fondest memories.
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Tyler Sincell
lindabowling@alltel.net
Thursday April 20, 2006 at
3:54 PM
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Hi,
I wanted to let you know how much I loved Helen. My Grandmother, Marge Cline, has lived in the Friendship House for almost four years. I was just about five years old when I first met Helen. She was really neat. She always hugged me and sometimes I would go with her to her apartment and she would give me candy, mostly peppermint. And I REALLY LIKED HER, not just because she gave me candy. Also because she was a very nice person and loved to have me visit her.
Tyler Sincell
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Linda Bowling
lindabowling@alltel.net
Thursday April 20, 2006 at
2:03 PM
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To all of Helen's family,
Words can never say how much Helen was loved or how much she will be missed. She was always quick with a hug and a smile and an uplifting word. Her presence just warmed the whole room. My Mom, Helen Cline, lives in the Friendship House where Helen lived. Mom and Dad knew Helen from way back in the "good old days", and Mom said Helen was always a wonderful person. Earth's loss is Heaven's gain.
Linda Bowling
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Ruby Yates
wsyandrfy@yahoo.com
Thursday April 20, 2006 at
10:17 AM
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Helen will be missed by both young and old. East Carter probably just lost their biggest fan ever. Our sympathy goes out to her family.
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Brenda and Mike Parenteau
alexisnana49@aol.com
Thursday April 20, 2006 at
12:55 AM
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Jim, Tim and family: I know what the last few weeks have been like. Going through this with Mom was very hard. I am so glad that Mom was saved before she died. Now Aunt Helen and Mom will be together forever. We had so many happy times together. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Keep your chins up and know that there is no more pain.
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Chandler, Caden, and Cason Adams
lisa.adams@carter.kyschools.us
Wednesday April 19, 2006 at
11:52 AM
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Colin, We are so sorry to hear about your grandmother. We just want you to know that we are thinking of you!
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Lisa Adams
lisa.adams@carter.kyschools.us
Wednesday April 19, 2006 at
11:51 AM
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Jim and Pam, I just want you both to know that I am praying for you during your loss. No words can express my sympathy, but I know that Heaven has just gained one special angel. Just take comfort in the promise of seeing her on the other side! I love you both so much!!
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Tammie Hall
kdhgran@earthlink.net
Wednesday April 19, 2006 at
10:18 AM
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No words can express enough about your mother. She has given this community so many memories. She will also be in this communties heart as we cherish the love she gave to everyone. No one can take the memories of her away. Her personality will live on through memories at Hitchins and East Carter. No one can ever replace that. My heart and prayers go to you at this time. It is always hard losing someone you love. Tammie Hall
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Kimberly Lee Mason
skeeterrooster@aol.com
Wednesday April 19, 2006 at
9:57 AM
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Jim, Tim and Family
I'm sorry to hear about Aunt Helen. I remember staying with her in the summer when Mimi and Papa would go grocery shopping in Grayson. She touched alot of people's lives and hearts. I even met a woman named Candy that was working at a shoe store here in Savannah that used to work with Aunt Helen at Giovanni's. It's a small world. I know her and Mimi are in heaven waiting on us all to come home with them. I'm so glad there is a Heaven and they aren't hurting or suffering anymore and we will get to see them again one day. I will be praying for you and your family.
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Shirley Sutton Lee
Wednesday April 19, 2006 at
9:18 AM
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Jim, Tim and Family- My heart goes out to all of you after just recently losing my Mother. I know what you are going through. What wonderful memories I have of Aunt Helen staying with her and Uncle Buell during the summers. I remember how she was always forcing me to eat green beans and cabbage. After many years, I have acquired a taste for and like both. Another fond memory was going to baptisms in the creek and singing Shall We Gather at The River. She was a very loving and caring woman. Mother was so very close to her. I know that they are both together now having a great time, free of pain and suffering. I am unable to come for the funeral, but I will be with you in thoughts and prayers.
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Mark, Julia, Austin and Kara Holbrook
holbrookmark@bellsouth.net
Wednesday April 19, 2006 at
9:08 AM
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Jim, Pam and Collin,
So sorry to hear of Helen's passing. We will pray for your family. We hope you find comfort in each other and the memories you share.
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Angela and Roger Moore
akwmoore@yahoo,com
Wednesday April 19, 2006 at
9:06 AM
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I am so sorry to hear of your loss as well as the loss of our community. Jan and I had just spoke of how she was doing and now, she will hurt no more. You are always in our prayers and if you need us, we will be there.
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Tim Carper
tim@wgohwugo.com
Wednesday April 19, 2006 at
7:22 AM
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Tim, Jan and Ryan,
You know how much I loved Helen. She was a dear person to all of us at Oak Grove and those in the sports community. As Jan said at the hospital, she is probably patting Titus on the head right now! God bless you all!
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Bobby & Carol Saprks
Tuesday April 18, 2006 at
8:40 PM
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We have known this lady for many years. We are sorry for the loss.
She loved her family. She will be sadly missed. But remembered with a smile. Our paryers are with all of you. Bobby & Carol Sparks
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Megan Bush
meggie18_2005@hotmail.com
Tuesday April 18, 2006 at
5:13 PM
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I am so sorry to hear about the loss of such a fine woman as Helen. I will always miss her, especially those famous Helen hugs. She was a inspiration to me and I really loved her dearly.
Us on earth lost a very special woman, but God just gained him one special angel.
You all are in my prayers, and anything I can do for you guys plese let me know.
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Helen F. Kennedy, age 81, of Grayson, KY went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, April 18th, 2006 at Kings Daughters Medical Center in Ashland, KY.
