Helen was born to Harry Lehmann and Mary (Lopez) Lehmann. Harry's parents were Julius and Nelly (Wines). Mary's mother was Paula (Pablita) "La China" (Lopez) Larragoite. Helen had 1 brother and 3 sisters: Al (Joanne) Martinez, Mary (Bob) Johnson, Emily (Eddie) Fernandes, Dolores (Jerry) Johnson; all deceased. She is survived by her daughter Cheri, grandsons James (Brittany) and Steven, and granddaughter Holly. She is proceeded in death by her husband Fred and son Randy.
Helen grew up in the bay area of California, mainly in Oakland. She was an excellent student favoring art, dancing, bookkeeping, and home economics. She attended Castlemont High School where she met her high school sweetheart Fred Good. She graduated in 1961. She married Fred in 1962 and moved to Albany, Georgia where Fred was stationed at Turner Air Force base. Their son Randy Scott was born in 1963 while they still lived in Georgia. Fred was honorably discharged and they made the trip back to Oakland. Their daughter Cheri Lynn was born in 1966 while they lived in San Leandro, CA. Helen and Fred were very happy with 2 children as they both wanted a boy and a girl. They eventually left the bay area for Seattle, WA for a brief period of time as Fred was working as an aircraft mechanic. They left Seattle in 1969 for Southern, CA; the San Fernando Valley where they spent the next 18 years. Helen went to cosmetology college and received her degree as a hairstylist where she worked for many years in two different shops. She had many regular customers and was very popular among her co-workers. Helen enjoyed gardening, being with her family, riding on the back of Fred's Harley Davidson motorcycle, camping with her friends, taking her kids on outings as a family such as to the beach and amusement parks. She was a fun loving lady, determined, strong, positive attitude.
Helen and Fred moved to Sultan, WA in 1987, with their daughter and baby grandson, where they opened Sultan Transmission and Automotive. It was a successful shop where they had many customers and were very well liked. The shop stayed open for 11 years. They welcomed another grandson in 1991 and a granddaughter (Randy's daughter) in 1990. Randy passed in 1996. Fred succumbed to his health issues, at the age of 63, in 2006 after 44 years of marriage.
Helen worked at the Red Apple Market in Sultan for 15 years where she was a good employee and very well liked by co-workers and customers alike. She continued to live in Sultan, sharing a home with her oldest grandson for a period of time. Some moments where she was most proudest were her children's and grandchildren's graduations, the birth of her children and grandchildren, and the wedding of her oldest grandson. She loved her family the most, was a strong woman, and loved her cats. She will be missed. Until we see her again.
Helen grew up in the bay area of California, mainly in Oakland. She was an excellent student favoring art, dancing, bookkeeping, and home economics. She attended Castlemont High School where she met her high school sweetheart Fred Good. She graduated in 1961. She married Fred in 1962 and moved to Albany, Georgia where Fred was stationed at Turner Air Force base. Their son Randy Scott was born in 1963 while they still lived in Georgia. Fred was honorably discharged and they made the trip back to Oakland. Their daughter Cheri Lynn was born in 1966 while they lived in San Leandro, CA. Helen and Fred were very happy with 2 children as they both wanted a boy and a girl. They eventually left the bay area for Seattle, WA for a brief period of time as Fred was working as an aircraft mechanic. They left Seattle in 1969 for Southern, CA; the San Fernando Valley where they spent the next 18 years. Helen went to cosmetology college and received her degree as a hairstylist where she worked for many years in two different shops. She had many regular customers and was very popular among her co-workers. Helen enjoyed gardening, being with her family, riding on the back of Fred's Harley Davidson motorcycle, camping with her friends, taking her kids on outings as a family such as to the beach and amusement parks. She was a fun loving lady, determined, strong, positive attitude.
Helen and Fred moved to Sultan, WA in 1987, with their daughter and baby grandson, where they opened Sultan Transmission and Automotive. It was a successful shop where they had many customers and were very well liked. The shop stayed open for 11 years. They welcomed another grandson in 1991 and a granddaughter (Randy's daughter) in 1990. Randy passed in 1996. Fred succumbed to his health issues, at the age of 63, in 2006 after 44 years of marriage.
Helen worked at the Red Apple Market in Sultan for 15 years where she was a good employee and very well liked by co-workers and customers alike. She continued to live in Sultan, sharing a home with her oldest grandson for a period of time. Some moments where she was most proudest were her children's and grandchildren's graduations, the birth of her children and grandchildren, and the wedding of her oldest grandson. She loved her family the most, was a strong woman, and loved her cats. She will be missed. Until we see her again.
Helen was born to Harry Lehmann and Mary (Lopez) Lehmann. Harry's parents were Julius and Nelly (Wines). Mary's mother was Paula (Pablita) "La China" (Lopez) Larragoite. Helen had 1 brother and 3 sisters: Al (Joanne) Martinez, Mary (Bob) Johnson, Emily (Eddie) Fernandes, Dolores (Jerry) Johnson; all deceased. She is survived by her daughter Cheri, grandsons James (Brittany) and Steven, and granddaughter Holly. She is proceeded in death by her husband Fred and son Randy.
Helen grew up in the bay area of California, mainly in Oakland. She was an excellent student favoring art, dancing, bookkeeping, and home economics. She attended Castlemont High School where she met her high school sweetheart Fred Good. She graduated in 1961. She married Fred in 1962 and moved to Albany, Georgia where Fred was stationed at Turner Air Force base. Their son Randy Scott was born in 1963 while they still lived in Georgia. Fred was honorably discharged and they made the trip back to Oakland. Their daughter Cheri Lynn was born in 1966 while they lived in San Leandro, CA. Helen and Fred were very happy with 2 children as they both wanted a boy and a girl. They eventually left the bay area for Seattle, WA for a brief period of time as Fred was working as an aircraft mechanic. They left Seattle in 1969 for Southern, CA; the San Fernando Valley where they spent the next 18 years. Helen went to cosmetology college and received her degree as a hairstylist where she worked for many years in two different shops. She had many regular customers and was very popular among her co-workers. Helen enjoyed gardening, being with her family, riding on the back of Fred's Harley Davidson motorcycle, camping with her friends, taking her kids on outings as a family such as to the beach and amusement parks. She was a fun loving lady, determined, strong, positive attitude.
Helen and Fred moved to Sultan, WA in 1987, with their daughter and baby grandson, where they opened Sultan Transmission and Automotive. It was a successful shop where they had many customers and were very well liked. The shop stayed open for 11 years. They welcomed another grandson in 1991 and a granddaughter (Randy's daughter) in 1990. Randy passed in 1996. Fred succumbed to his health issues, at the age of 63, in 2006 after 44 years of marriage.
Helen worked at the Red Apple Market in Sultan for 15 years where she was a good employee and very well liked by co-workers and customers alike. She continued to live in Sultan, sharing a home with her oldest grandson for a period of time. Some moments where she was most proudest were her children's and grandchildren's graduations, the birth of her children and grandchildren, and the wedding of her oldest grandson. She loved her family the most, was a strong woman, and loved her cats. She will be missed. Until we see her again.
Helen grew up in the bay area of California, mainly in Oakland. She was an excellent student favoring art, dancing, bookkeeping, and home economics. She attended Castlemont High School where she met her high school sweetheart Fred Good. She graduated in 1961. She married Fred in 1962 and moved to Albany, Georgia where Fred was stationed at Turner Air Force base. Their son Randy Scott was born in 1963 while they still lived in Georgia. Fred was honorably discharged and they made the trip back to Oakland. Their daughter Cheri Lynn was born in 1966 while they lived in San Leandro, CA. Helen and Fred were very happy with 2 children as they both wanted a boy and a girl. They eventually left the bay area for Seattle, WA for a brief period of time as Fred was working as an aircraft mechanic. They left Seattle in 1969 for Southern, CA; the San Fernando Valley where they spent the next 18 years. Helen went to cosmetology college and received her degree as a hairstylist where she worked for many years in two different shops. She had many regular customers and was very popular among her co-workers. Helen enjoyed gardening, being with her family, riding on the back of Fred's Harley Davidson motorcycle, camping with her friends, taking her kids on outings as a family such as to the beach and amusement parks. She was a fun loving lady, determined, strong, positive attitude.
Helen and Fred moved to Sultan, WA in 1987, with their daughter and baby grandson, where they opened Sultan Transmission and Automotive. It was a successful shop where they had many customers and were very well liked. The shop stayed open for 11 years. They welcomed another grandson in 1991 and a granddaughter (Randy's daughter) in 1990. Randy passed in 1996. Fred succumbed to his health issues, at the age of 63, in 2006 after 44 years of marriage.
Helen worked at the Red Apple Market in Sultan for 15 years where she was a good employee and very well liked by co-workers and customers alike. She continued to live in Sultan, sharing a home with her oldest grandson for a period of time. Some moments where she was most proudest were her children's and grandchildren's graduations, the birth of her children and grandchildren, and the wedding of her oldest grandson. She loved her family the most, was a strong woman, and loved her cats. She will be missed. Until we see her again.
