Birth date: Dec 10, 1919 Death date: Jun 30, 2013
Helen V. Bors, age 93, a lifelong resident of Lorain County passed away Sunday, June 30, 2013 surrounded by her loving family. She was born on December 10, 1919 in Lorain, Ohio to Frank and Mary (nee Kurtz) Kerecz. Helen made her Read Obituary
Dear Mary Lou and Family,
Our deepest condolences on the passing of your Mom, we know she is in a special place with the Lord. I remember going over to her house and eating the grapes in the summer time. And she really knew how to bake alot of goodies.
I wish the very best. Take care.
God bless,
Linda Vereb
Mary Lou and Family,
Please know that you are in my prayers and thoughts as you go through this loss. I already know that you are resting in the peace of Christ, the peace that surpasses all understanding. Love to you !
Carol Kurta
My Dear Precious Mother,
I will always remember you for your dear and sweet love for your children. So many memories from decorating holiday sugar cookies with you, to baking nutrolls at my place, to making peanutbutter and jelly sandwiches for us kids and the neighbors as we played in our big back yard. I will remember all the times you made my hair look beautiful from the time I was little to dying my hair. I will remember all the ways you made the holidays special by the way you decorated, especially at Christmas, our house looked like Christmas Land, and the beautiful way you decorated our Christmas trees, everyone oohd & aahd how beautiful the tree was. I will remember all the crafts you helped us make for school, especially the Baby Jesus Scene you helped me make in a shoe box. I will remember how you had my single friends over and fed them and told them your stories and even the gory stories. I will always remember all the letters you wrote me every week when I was away at college in Missouri and when I lived in New York. I will never forget the one HOT summer (100 degrees) that you helped me make pies and cook a home made dinner for my friends, there were tornado warnings and in the middle of making pies we had to go to the basement and wait. The pies and dinner got done and we had a wonderful time around your kitchen table even though it was scorching hot. I will never forget all the fun times we spent watching Lawrence Welk and then break out doing a polka. I will always cherish going to St. Lads Hungarian Picnic with you and enjoying that great food and polka dancing. And thank you for letting Betty and I film you for two years baking and narrating your famous and delicious Hungarian recipes. You were and are the best mother. I love you so and will never forget you. Most importantly, I am so glad you are now in Heaven with God our Father and no longer have pain or suffering. You are happy to be home with the Lord. Remembering you forever Mother. Your Little Lou Lou (Mary Lou).
Grandma,
It is so hard to believe that you will not be here serving up your dishes. From the time I was small you always made sure we had what we wanted when we came to visit. You never sat down in order to make sure everyone had what they needed, you were there every time we needed you and loved to shake your cane to get your point across. You forgave with abundance and loved to the ends of the earth. If I can be a little like you I will be happy. We love you grandma. I know you are being rewarded for your earthly kindness. Till we meet again.
Cathy
Mom. I remember how you washed my hair in the sink and used "Prell" shampoo and "Tame" cream rinse, the pin curls you put in my hair, the braids that was so tight that I looked liked I had a face lift, the shoe boxes you made us for valentines day and we put our valentine day cards in it for the kids at school. how you walked with us to the bus stop rain and snow. I remember my first trip to McDonalds, the toys in our yard was like a amusement park, I loved the roller coaster. You always made sure we had beautiful clothes for the holidays and school. You always put yourself last so us kids can have what we needed first. Not enough room for all the memories. I thank God you were here to see your beautiful great grandson Julian, and how he loves you. Than you mom for all my memories and the love you gave us. You are a beautiful women and I will miss you terribly. You are now with your husband , your mom and dad, your daughter, brothers and sister and most of all Jesus. You are at home now and at peace. I will miss the physical touch, the hugs the kisses. I LOVE YOU MOM, SEE YOU LATER Your Daughter, Christine
NANA
You are the best nana ever, I will miss you very much. I remember the candy you always gave me, the dollar bills, my birthday parties, the toys and clothes. I remember the times we went out to eat and how you gave me quarters for the candy machines. I will miss you forever, you are the best grandma ever, love you nana.
JULIAN
Simply put ...you are the best example of how a child of God should be. iwished I was more like you Grandma. your unconditional love I still cant comprehend. I love you and miss you but Tear up picturing you in heaven cookingfor everyone who was waiting for you there.....I love you your the best there ever was.
Dear Mary Lou and Family,
Our deepest condolences on the passing of your Mom, but we also rejoice in her graduation into the presence of her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, where she is glorying in the joys of heaven. We are praying for God's sustaining grace through the coming events and for continued peace in the knowledge that you will one day be reunited.
Love you Mary Lou and come see us,
Doug and Wendy
