Helen M. Heidrick, 88, formerly of Brush, died Thursday, December 18, 2014, at the Fairacres Manor in Greeley. She was born in Jennings, KS in 1926.
Helen moved to Brush in 1969 with her husband, Jack, and two sons, Steven and Jack. She worked as a Kindergarten instructor, Sunday School teacher, creamery worker, restaurateur, telephone switching operator, sales clerk for Duckwalls department store, bookkeeper for Carroll Oil Company, a convenience store owner, all in addition to being a wonderful Wife and Mother. Helen always enjoyed making friends and working on her beautiful yard, flower garden and trees wherever she lived.
Survivors include her two son, Steven Heidrick and Jack D. Heidrick.
Per Helen’s request there will be no memorial service. The Heer Mortuary is entrusted with cremation arrangements.
Helen moved to Brush in 1969 with her husband, Jack, and two sons, Steven and Jack. She worked as a Kindergarten instructor, Sunday School teacher, creamery worker, restaurateur, telephone switching operator, sales clerk for Duckwalls department store, bookkeeper for Carroll Oil Company, a convenience store owner, all in addition to being a wonderful Wife and Mother. Helen always enjoyed making friends and working on her beautiful yard, flower garden and trees wherever she lived.
Survivors include her two son, Steven Heidrick and Jack D. Heidrick.
Per Helen’s request there will be no memorial service. The Heer Mortuary is entrusted with cremation arrangements.
Helen M. Heidrick, 88, formerly of Brush, died Thursday, December 18, 2014, at the Fairacres Manor in Greeley. She was born in Jennings, KS in 1926.
Helen moved to Brush in 1969 with her husband, Jack, and two sons, Steven and Jack. She worked as a Kindergarten instructor, Sunday School teacher, creamery worker, restaurateur, telephone switching operator, sales clerk for Duckwalls department store, bookkeeper for Carroll Oil Company, a convenience store owner, all in addition to being a wonderful Wife and Mother. Helen always enjoyed making friends and working on her beautiful yard, flower garden and trees wherever she lived.
Survivors include her two son, Steven Heidrick and Jack D. Heidrick.
Per Helen’s request there will be no memorial service. The Heer Mortuary is entrusted with cremation arrangements.
Helen moved to Brush in 1969 with her husband, Jack, and two sons, Steven and Jack. She worked as a Kindergarten instructor, Sunday School teacher, creamery worker, restaurateur, telephone switching operator, sales clerk for Duckwalls department store, bookkeeper for Carroll Oil Company, a convenience store owner, all in addition to being a wonderful Wife and Mother. Helen always enjoyed making friends and working on her beautiful yard, flower garden and trees wherever she lived.
Survivors include her two son, Steven Heidrick and Jack D. Heidrick.
Per Helen’s request there will be no memorial service. The Heer Mortuary is entrusted with cremation arrangements.
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