Birth date: May 28, 1959 Death date: Nov 19, 2024
Mrs. Helen Kane, age 65, of Grand Haven passed away Tuesday, November 19, 2024, at home. She was born May 28, 1959, in Muskegon to William and Rosalie (Stever) Larabee. On June 28, 1986, she married John Kane. Helen was a former Read Obituary
My memory of helen...I received a phone call saying tina is running..had to be on the other end,funny phone call. R.I.P. Prayers for the whole family
Rest in Peace Mother.
You're not hurting anymore. Thinking of you always.💛💛💛
Dearest Helen, we met on an online game which we played for many years, we had so much fun, I put some flowers for you in the game, I will remember you forever, I got to know part of your family, we had lots of chats, you were such a nice lady but no luck on the health side, I hope you are in a better place, no more suffering. You will be missed, RIP my friend 💔🌹🌹🌹
Hey mommy,
Cousin heather said it best. We have had so many good time together. It’s little things, like going shopping and trying to hide it from dad because he would get so mad lol. I’ll never forget the first time you got to see mazey girl. Your whole world lit up and you had so many tears and instant love for her.
Words can not even begin to describe how much I miss you and how badly this is affecting me. I know that you are in a better place and that gives me peace. Just know that dad, Scott, mazey girl, and I miss you and love you so much more than you ever knew. You were my best friend, the best mother, and amazing grandma. Fly high mommy fly high. Take care of us down here and know that we will never forget you. I love you mom.
There are too many good memories that I have of my Aunt Helen. I could go on about our trip to Cedar Point with my Grandma and my cousin Paula. Always full of laughs and good times. I could talk about singing along in the car to Backstreet Boys and yelling out the windows at random people while playing punch buggies. Every memory I have of her though is filled with so much love and kindness. She always treated me like a third daughter instead of a niece. I will never be able to repay her for her big heart and capacity to love me. I will miss her but I know she is in a better place without suffering and pain. I love you Aunt Helen and I'll see you again some day.
