Helen Mulloy
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Helen Kay Mulloy
Helen Mulloy, 56, Independence, MO, passed away December 18, 2008. No services. On line condolences can be made at
www.heartlandcremation.com. (arr. Heartland Cremation & Burial Society 816-313-1677)
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Though I only knew Helen through her work at the Huhtamaki cafeteria, I enjoyed her humor and wit. She will be missed.
We are saddened by the loss of our good friend and colleague, Helen. We wish to send our deepest sympathies to her family. Helen has been an important part of our company and we will miss her. We have admired her spirit as she has fought the challenges she faced. And we have all been blessed to know her.
Thoughts and paryers to the friends and family of Helen. I will always remember her strength and tenacity – she will be missed.
Helen’s concern for others in the midst of her own battle will long be remembered. She was strong and courageous and impacted those around her in many ways! We will keep her and her family in our thoughts and prayers.
Sincerely
Dan Napralla
Helen had great sense of humor and she never complained about her health issues. She will be missed.
My sincere condolences go out to Helen’s family. She was always taking care of us here at work during a time that she probably would have rather been resting and spending more time with her loved ones. I will miss her dry sense of humor.
I sure will miss Helen. Even though she was my mom’s boss it was always great how she gave my mom a hard time 🙂 i sure will miss her alot, sure was always happy and was very creative person. Thank you Helen.
I send my sincere condolences to Helen’s family. We spoke several times about our shared health issues and she was always brave about it. She will be missed.
Helen kept her sense of humor, even when we knew she wasn’t feeling well. We will miss her. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.
Helen kept her sense of humor, even when we knew she wasn’t feeling well. We will miss her. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.
Helen was indeed very brave, and usually chose to downplay her condition. More than that, though, she was very sweet and thoughtful, and quick to laugh, and it’s for that quality that I’ll remember her most.
Sincerest condolences.
Where do I begin. Helen taught me more about living than anyone I know. She was always happy, worked through more than I ever could have and kept smiling. We talked many times and I will miss her so much. I do know that she is no longer in pain.
Blessings to you all.
I was one of Helen’s online friends. She had a dear heart and will be missed by so many! My heart and prayers go out to her family.
I will miss Helen’s smiling face and sense of humor. She always made me laugh and made sure that I ate my vegetables.
I am so sorry for your loss. Helen will be missed by her Huhtamaki family.
This comes with warm thoughts and sincere sympathy. Helen will be missed at Huhtamaki.
Helen was a brave and tremendous fighter. Her humor and good will, no doubt, are what kept her going. She will be missed by many. Right now, my thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends during this time.
I feel blessed to have spent time in your company, in chat. I will miss your words of wisdom, and humorous emails my friend. xxx
Helen will be missed by many. I will miss our discussions about food. I appreciate her encouragement to me, and her sense of humor thought hard times.
Helen was one of the first women that i met in the breast cancer.org chatroom in january 05. I havenever seen anyone fight this battle as hard as she did. Helen had compassion, grace, and wicked sense of humor. I will miss her very much.
I want to wish Helen’s family my deepest sympathy at her passing. She was always a cheerful face in our cafeteria and she will be missed. I pray God’s blessing on the family as you grieve her loss.
Helen my friend, you were one of the first to welcome me into the sisterhood on BCO and I will never forget your quirky jokes, sensitive caring ways and loving words. Rest in peace my friend, never forget you, LOts of love Gail xxxxx
Grant, My deepest sympathy. Your mom was one of my best friends. I will miss her greatly.
I will always remember Helen making us smile, and laugh on the BCO site. My deepest sympathies to her whole family. She will be dearly missed.
I miss my friend. Helen to all that knew you there is a massive void. To your family I am extremely sorry for your lose. You NEVER gave up, you fought a brave fight to the very end. I am so glad that you are now pain-free and are at peace. The world was a better place with you in it.
Helen1, my dearest chat friend. You will be missed dearly. You touched so many of us with your strength and courage. We have lost a true friend.
Helen1, my dearest chat friend. You will be missed dearly. You touched so many of us with your strength and courage. We have lost a true friend.
Oh, my sweet Helen…you are now with the angel warriors and I know they are all smiling at your wonderful sense of humor already. My favorite Helenism was her tagline at BCO that said, “A mouse eats an elephant one bite at at time”. Go with God, Helen.
Helen thank u for being u a wonderful woman..Rest peacefully my friend and may u find many rainbows and much happines where u are now…No more pain hon..God Bless and sympathy to her beloved family…
love yah Helen.. Oz xox
I spoke often with Helen in the BCO chat room. I’ve been a regular there for 4 yrs, and so had many opportunities to share stories and humor with her. I recall how determined she was to go to work and feed people, no matter how ill she was. It seemed to me that feeding others fed Helen. A generous soul has moved on. Blessings to her, and to her much loved Grant.
I spoke often with Helen in the BCO chat room. I’ve been a regular there for 4 yrs, and so had many opportunities to share stories and humor with her. I recall how determined she was to go to work and feed people, no matter how ill she was. It seemed to me that feeding others fed Helen. A generous soul has moved on. Blessings to her, and to her much loved Grant.
All my prayers go with you. Love T.
Helen reached us girls here in England. She was always ready to listen, and above all to make us laugh in the breast cancer chat room. I will miss you Helen. My prayers to your family to give them strength and courage at this sad time….LindaUK
I too met Helen in the BCO chat. She was a wonderful inspiration. My deepest sympathy to her family.
Helen, you will be missed greatly…..You were one of the first to greet me on BCO chat when I was dx’d almost 2 yrs ago….You were and still are an inspiration to me….I will miss you humour and warmth dearly…Please give CTG a great big hug from us all…She will be glad to see you in Heaven with her….With much love, Lucy
I will miss helen
she was a fine lady.
I will miss helen
she was a fine lady.
Helen was a lovely lady always willing to chat and offer her help and advice to the other ladies in chat. She will be greeatly missed by all.
Helen was one of the first ladies I chatted with in bc chat when I was diagnosed 4 yrs ago. She was and is such a inspiration to me and many others. She was such a great and wonderful person. She will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.
God speed dear Helen, your an inspiration and have a place in my heart I will cherish always. Nanny aka Patricia Holm from BC Group
“The strife is over
the battle won
The victory of life is done…..
Alleluia!”
I knew Helen the last two years through the Huhtamaki Cafeteria. Even when she was ill she always had a great attitude and a good sense of humor. I always enjoyed talking with her. I am saddened that she is gone. I will miss her.
dear friend will be missed
Grant you were a good son you were there for your mother when she needed you the most and I admire you for that and Vicki you were a great friend to Helen and she to you and I am grateful that you had her for the time you did and I am glad that you were there for her you were and are a blessing. She will be in our hearts forever.
Helen was a warrior and a great friend, she will be missed by all. My prayers are with her family and friends.
To the friends and family of Helen Mulloy,
Helen was an amazing person. She was always willing to help and took such care in the work she did at Huhtamaki. She will be missed.
Helen was a gentle person with a great attitude. She didn’t want anyone to go out of their way for her, a fighter til the end. I will never forget our conversations as most won’t cause she loved to help others. She was very clever and made me laugh alot. She never let one person at Huhtamaki go hungry. I loved her dearly, as many do. I will miss her. My deepest sympathy go out to Grant and Evelyn and Viki. I know you were all close to her and she loved you all too. May you be blessed and watched over in these hard times. M
I will really miss Helen. She was a good friend at work and also away from work. She was one tough lady. I remember when she had made it 3 12 years from be BC surgery. Helen said “I beat them the Doctors gave me one year to live” She hid her very painful pain from people very well. Our daily hugs really meant a lot to both of us. I will miss Helen every day. To Helen’s Family, be strong she is looking over you always and wants you to continue on as if she was still here on earth. My thoughts and prayers are with you always. Shawnna
There is certainly a void in the cafeteria at work. I don’t see Helen laughing in the corner as she is preparing food. It is hard to believe she is really gone. My mind keeps telling me that she is only gone on vacation and that she’ll be back soon. Helen was a trooper and never had a complaint while going through all of the tough parts of her illness. She battled with grace and dignity. All of us at Huhtamaki will miss her. She was a strong person with a heart of gold. To her friends and family my heart goes out to you for your loss. May you find comfort in one another. Rest in Peace, dearest Helen.
I can only make this plan and simple.
I’m am so bless to know such a beautiful person in such a short amount of time.
Helen has shown so much strenght,love, and concern for others despite of her own battles.
I’m going miss her wit, sense of humor and her presence.
To the Family: May God give you strength during your time of grieving.
He will see you though
Take Care,
Varlecia