Helen Peters (8 Sep 1961 - 15 Oct 2025)

Rest in peace Helen.

In memory of Helen Peters
Pauline & Morgan in Hong Kong

I hope this will help.

I remember the first day I met Helen. I had 3 young kids and a baby, was struggling to get on the bus with a double buggy and she helped me with it. Our friendship grew from there. We walked to and from school with our kids together, went on long walks and had a lot of laughs! Our favourite games we played together was scrabble and yahtzy. Ryan and David used to play together alot. Helen loved her garden we both did. She taught me to knit and crochet, I still struggle!
The day I moved out, she said to me "Don't be a stranger" I kept her words, every year I came down to see her. She was my best and true friend, always kind and helpful to everyone.
I've known her 40 years+ she will always be in my heart and memories. I really miss her and sue is always going to be my best friend

Rest well Helen x

We did not know yo that long and it was not how we would have liked to have met you but we are so glad we did. What a fighter you were. To see you laying in your bed attached to that incredible machine, with a beautiful smile on your face gave us hope for our future. Thank you and your selfless sister Eileen for welcoming us into your home and lives. We miss you dearly. Rest In Peace, lovely lady ❤️❤️💔

In loving memory of a dear friend Helen Peters RIP xxx

My Aunt Helen, ‘Helli’. You were of help to me in more ways than I could possibly repay, which I am thankful now, I had the opportunity to tell you. Rest in peace in the knowledge you were, and will forever be, loved by us all. We will miss many things about you, too many to mention here, but very grateful for the fun and laughs we had, occasional (fully deserved!) reprimands and of course your unwavering resilience. A truly remarkable and brave woman, that I am so very glad, to have had in my life. My story is incomplete without your kindness and I will continue to think of you often in the years to come. Helli, a true one of a kind and now forever missed xxx

RIP Helen, lovely lady 😘😘

In honour of Helen, who certainly put a smile on our faces in the Knit n Natter Group.

Aunt Nelly was a funny and very generous person. The best memory I have of her was going over her house and devouring as many sausage rolls as she'd cook. It is because of Helen why my favourite films are Star Wars; I remember borrowing each of them on VHS to watch over and over. I spent a summer with her and Ryan once and to this day it was one of my favourite times. With Love Rob, Debbie, Aimee and Matilda. Thinking of you all!

You gave us wonderful childhood memories. Best Auntie ever - we will remember the giggles, the fun and the fabulous gifts you made us - treasured forever xxx

Helen r i p such a lovely best friend i will treasure the memories we have had .you was always been there for me when I got stuck on my knitting and when I sadly lost my first born .I loved going to see fleetwood mac with you.and how proud you was with your family members miss u so much xxx

Sending all our love xxx

Sent with thanks to Harefield Hospital who gave us more time with Helen and truly changed her life xxx

She Is Gone
You can shed tears that she is gone
Or you can smile because she has lived
You can close your eyes and pray that she will come back
Or you can open your eyes and see all that she has left
Your heart can be empty because you can’t see her
Or you can be full of the love that you shared
You can turn your back on tomorrow and live yesterday
Or you can be happy for tomorrow because of yesterday
You can remember her and only that she is gone
Or you can cherish her memory and let it live on
You can cry and close your mind, be empty and turn your back
Or you can do what she would want: smile, open your eyes, love and go on.
David Harkins