HELEN MAXIME STEIN (MCNAUGHT)

Condolences & Memories (6 entries)

• I often think of Helen and her gentle spirit. I miss her. We painted together on Arthur Street. We later realized that my partner Bill and her husband Paul were long time friends and teaching colleagues. I thoroughly enjoyed the dinners and get togethers we four shared. Now Helen is always in my heart with every picture I paint. She will be my special gentle guide. My sympathies Paul..Bill and I hope to see you soon. Love Laurel - Posted by: Laurel Anderson-McCallum (Friend) on: Jun 22, 2019

• Hi Paul Sorry for your loss! - Posted by: Ed Mathison (Friend of the McNaught's in Hamiota) on: Jun 07, 2019

• Helen will be missed by the volunteers, guests and staff at Oak Table Inc. She was a committed volunteer in our art program, and brought so much joy to our guests. She mentored, encouraged, and listened to each person she encountered. We will miss Helen very much. Glynis Quinn, Executive Director, Oak Table Inc. - Posted by: Oak Table Inc. (Helen was an art volunteer) on: Jun 04, 2019

• I met Helen through the small artists collective, the Group of Eight. I will remember Helen as a warm and very talented member and friend who developed her own vibrant and unique painting style. My sincere sympathy to Helen's family and friends. - Posted by: Fay Jelly (Friend) on: Jun 03, 2019

• Sincere sympathy to Helen's family on her passing. I treasure the beautiful memories made with Helen in the Group of Eight Salon artists' group. Helen was kind-hearted and generous. She will be greatly missed. - Posted by: Suzanne du Plooy (Friend) on: Jun 03, 2019

• Our sincere sympathy and condolences to Paul, Michael and Shannon and family. - Posted by: Norma and Glenn Slattery (Friends and former neighbours) on: Jun 01, 2019