Helen Austin Obituary

Randy and Velma, I'm sorry to hear of Mrs. Austin's death. We had many days of fun at work at Cross Elementary School. My prayers are for you and your family.

Mr.Randy and Mrs. Velma and Family. So sorry to hear of Mrs. Helens passing. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Lisa and Don

Randy,Velma,Donald,Ray,Edward and all of the family of Helen: We are greatly saddened by the news of Helen's passing. It's been several years since we've seen Helen but the smile that she always had still remains etched in our mind. She was surely a devoted and dedicated lady to Mt. Olivet Church and did it because she enjoyed doing it. May the Lord give you all strength and peace during this time. Randell & Pat Blackman

Randy and Velma,Mama has been keeping me posted on Helen's condition. I know what a hard time this is for both of you and what a void in your life her death leaves. I am so glad she made the trip for Aunt Edna's party in Walterboro. She was Leon's co-pilot and I think she enjoyed her day. I know we did!! My prayers are with you and all of the family. May God Bless you. Love, Kathy Hogan

RANDY AND VELMA, I AM SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR MOM.I DONT HAVE THE RIGHT WORDS TO SAY,JUST WISH I COULD MAKE YOU FEEL BETTER AT THIS TIME BUT I CANT. I KNOW HOW HURT YOU MUST BE. BUT REMEMBER SHE WAS A VERY SPECIAL MOTHER AND SHE LOVED ALL OF YOU VERY VERY MUCH. IT WILL BE HARD TO LIVE WITH OUT HER BUT ONE DAY YOU WILL BE ABLE TO THINK OF HER AND SMILE. I LOVE YOU BOTH AND GOD WILL BE WITH YOU. YOUR FRIEND, SHERRY BROOKS HARLEY

How can I share all the good memories I have of Helen. She was one of a kind. She was surely a devoted wife and mother. She loved her church, Mount Olivet Baptist under the Screven Association. She loved to minister to others besides her family by cooking wonderful meals and inviting anyone who would to stop by her house on Sundays after church or anytime. There was always good food on Helen's table and kindness and love to share as well. She loved doing the bulletins at the church. She was proud of the work she did for the Lord. She would hobble up the steps every Sat. morning and run the bulletins off for Sunday....for many years she did that with a joy in her heart. She always loved to sing in the choir until she was unable to stand for long periods. She would announce the songs and look over to me at the organ or to Brenda at the pianist and smile as she awaited the introductions. I have tapes of her singing around the organ and she had a smile on her face. I will miss her sharing her menus and recipes with me. She didn't travel far in her life here but she is at a wonderful destination today that has been awaiting her for a job well done to a good and faithful servant. We love her and her family.

I am very sorry to hear of your loss Donald. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family

Donald, I'm so sorry about your loss. May the good Lord give you the strength to make it through these days and the ones to come. I know it will be hard for you not to see her everyday. My prayers are with you your children and family. Jane Smith

I'm so sorry for yalls loss

Donald, and Family, I know this must be very difficult to accept the passing of Mrs Helen. I know she will be missed very much. "To be absent from us means she is in the presence of our Lord GOD the father almighty!!" May each of you find strength from GOD to sustain you during this difficult time.