Tuesday, April 28, 2026
Bill and the Chernoff family,
our deepest condolences. We are thankful to have been intersect with Helen so many times, which has continued > 20 years...ever since we moved here. Helen was always so full of stories, and a "quick stop at the house" usually turned into an at least one hour catch up with everything that was going on, and of course, how Chernoff family was doing in various parts of the country. There is no doubt Helen lived a full and satisfying life, to the very end. Nothing seemed to (easily anyway) to slow her down. Even recently, I was on my way to Crabbe, and stopped at the Chernoff house to drop off something...Helen jumped on to vehicle to come check out the camp and walked down the (family) hill, and then up again, like it was nothing albeit the day was one of those scorching hot days when the air doesn't move even a little bit (Bill was in Saskatchewan, farming, of course!). Me and my family will remember her and her voice for as long as we live; having no relatives in this country ourselves, she was always a little bit of a grandmother figure of sorts. I hope you will all find a peace even at this moment of loss and will be able to cherish all the great memories.
