Obituaries

I could not hold back the tears when today I received the sad news of the passing of Helen Bienick. A dear, dear kind and gentle friend. Helen, I will miss you, miss you, miss you ...Tom Draus

Posted by Tom Draus on March 17, 2011

Although I have only recently met Helen and our relationship was brief, I knew her to be a gracious and gentle woman. May she rest in peace. Respectfully,

Posted by Stephen Andruszkewicz on March 17, 2011

I will always remember Helen, her graciousness, her kindness, and her willingness to help anyone who asked for her assistance. She was such a lovely woman, and we will all miss her greatly.

Posted by Curt Bajak on March 5, 2011

As a genealogy friend, I will always remember Helen's willingness to help anyone who needed assistance with their Polish research. Since she knew the Polish language, she helped many of us with translations to English, including me. It must be a small world, since I read here that her services were in Duryea, PA, where I once went to get information about those of Polish descent who are buried in the cemetery there. It is a beautiful area and I think Helen would be happy to be back.

Posted by Christine Elia on February 24, 2011

Helen will be remembered for her love of her Polish heritage, and her gracious help to all those asking for her help in Polish genealogical research. Her membershipship and participationn in the Polish Genealogical Society of California were a wonderful gift for all of us. She was an invaluable resource for all of our members. We will miss her smile and wit. We are the poorer for her leaving us.

Posted by Annette Gathright on February 22, 2011

We will keep Helen and the Bienick Family in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. Helen and Ted were cousins. Mr. & Mrs. Theodore P. Skiba & Family

Posted by Theodore P. Skiba on February 18, 2011