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Memories of Helen Finney
By Lynne Miller
March 02, 2008
Sunday PM
Sweet memories of Helen permeate my kitchen here oh so many miles
away from Ketchikan. I see Helen Finney's smiling face in that
beautiful picture next to the notice of her passing published
in the Ketchikan
Daily News and I smile at all the sweet memories of times
we shared together.
Elbow to elbow with Helen in the kitchen at the Presbyterian
Church was a warm, inviting, fine place in all of this world
to be - as fine a place as any.
I had already planned to make Helen's creamy hash browns for
Easter breakfast - put perhaps I will make them this Sunday for
my family instead - "feeding" my need (and my husband
Rick's) to remain connected to such a special person as our dear
friend Helen Finney.
Creamy hash browns it will be, Helen - and some time in the next
month or two your Mystery Cake will be served up for the Miller
family, also. You live on forever in our memories and our family
meal times. Savoring memories of you, Helen, your smile, your
kind actions and true friendship expressed toward all the Miller's
is now each of our genuine "gift" from you to carry
forward.
Thanks for everything, Helen. Thanks most of all for the privilege
of knowing you.
Lynne Miller
Portland, Oregon
Received February 29, 2008
- Published March 02, 2008
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