Helen Faber of Glastonbury, passed away Sunday (March 17, 2002) at the Glastonbury Health Center after a long and courageous battle with Parkinson's Disease. She was born in Glastonbury, the daughter of the late John and Katherine Drost Faber and was a lifelong resident.
Prior to her retirement she worked at the J.B. Williams for over 35 years. Helen also won the prize for naming the One-Stop Shopping Center on New London Turnpike. She regularly attended the Monday night Novena at St. Paul Church for years. Published in the Hartford Courant.
Prior to her retirement she worked at the J.B. Williams for over 35 years. Helen also won the prize for naming the One-Stop Shopping Center on New London Turnpike. She regularly attended the Monday night Novena at St. Paul Church for years. Published in the Hartford Courant.
Helen Faber of Glastonbury, passed away Sunday (March 17, 2002) at the Glastonbury Health Center after a long and courageous battle with Parkinson's Disease. She was born in Glastonbury, the daughter of the late John and Katherine Drost Faber and was a lifelong resident.
Prior to her retirement she worked at the J.B. Williams for over 35 years. Helen also won the prize for naming the One-Stop Shopping Center on New London Turnpike. She regularly attended the Monday night Novena at St. Paul Church for years. Published in the Hartford Courant.
Prior to her retirement she worked at the J.B. Williams for over 35 years. Helen also won the prize for naming the One-Stop Shopping Center on New London Turnpike. She regularly attended the Monday night Novena at St. Paul Church for years. Published in the Hartford Courant.
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