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Obituary For Helen Rosa Rux
Homegoing Services for Ms. Helen Rosa Rux, of the Avondale Estates Community, will be held Saturday, September 10, 2022, 12:00 NOON at The Chapel of Donald Trimble Mortuary. Minister Francita Love-Simmons, Officiating. Interment will be held at Woodlawn Cemetery, Bronx, NY. Helen entered this world with her twin sister Ellen who passed away on February 22nd, 2022. She was the last of her siblings to pass away. Aunt Helen was mother to two nieces and one nephew: Ralph Hancock (deceased), Linda Abu (deceased) and Diane Williams. She leaves to cherish her memory several grand nieces and nephews including Carl Rux, Sylvia Hall Williams, Diane Williams, Samuel Rux, Shanna Williams, Khalilah Slade, Asia Hutchins, Raushanah Rodgers, Clyde Slade, Taiwo Oyegunwa, Kehinde Monyem, Bintu Tiamiyu, Gelsomine Reme, her goddaughter Gladys Delancey Bolding and a host of great grand nieces and nephews, other relatives, and friends.
Donald Trimble Mortuary, Inc., 1876 Second Avenue, Decatur, 404-371-0772-3.
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I miss you auntie Helen! Love you always.
Aunt Helen was a supportive maternal figure to me. She, along with her twin sister were dedicated Aunts to my siblings and I. As a kid, I'd have Christmas dinners at their home in coop city. My excitement as a kid included spending Christmas with Aunt Helen and Ellen and getting a gift of $10. As adulthood neared, Aunt Helen and her twin poured into me in an unrelenting manner. Their words of advice ordered my every step. Aunt Helen and her twin attended every meaningful graduation I ever experienced in my life—-she flew into Fayetteville and praised me as I graduated from college and again showed up as I graduated from law school. Aunt Helen continued to impart her wisdom as I became acquainted with my new profession as an attorney. She'd often rely on me to guide her approach with legal situations and would post legal material to me via USPS so that I could continue to learn and grow. I've never not had Aunt Helen by my side. I've always had her in my life. In death, Auntie, our relationship continues and my children and I will continue to make you proud. We love you Auntie!
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