Birth date: Nov 6, 1948 Death date: Sep 10, 2009
Tony I Helton, age 60, of North Olmsted, passed away Thursday, September 10, 2009 at his home following a brief illness. He was born in Ashland, Kentucky and had been a resident of North Olmsted for the past 3 years moving from El Read Obituary
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Bogner Family Funeral Home and Cremation Services
36625 Center Ridge Road, North Ridgeville OH 44039
Hi Daddy
Daddy I think I'm going to be ok. I meet the best guy and his wonderful friend Donna....he's so perfect for me and makes me laugh and smile everyday. I can honestly say life's good today and I'm so happy but I me too you I still cry. I told him I haven't felt this safe since you have been here. I miss and love you so very very much. Missing my Daddy...I love you to the moon and back just like my mommy...always
Hi Daddy...I miss you so bad...why cant u be with me...
my daughter told me something( Mersadies Upton?)....the ones you loved leave you dimes to show there still with you....and i have found a dime or more every since that day a year ago....i was hurt...which i know he knows...and i didn't want him to see my pain and hurt so i didn't want him..nor believe he could see me then...but i believe now that God takes care of that part now and he knows when to cover Daddy's eyes from hurt...Some of you can think im crazy but ...well...I dont care....When my father was passing he threw his arms threw the air as to shoo something away...and so i stepped closer...and i seen them...the lights...every where...and it was so peaceful and they where everywhere...and i looked from my step mom to the hospice lady and no one seen but my daddy and I and I told him I seen them later when we where alone...and he smiled and squeezed my hand....i know he is ok in the beautiful twirly happy lights...Daddy...I love you with every part of me...I find myself more like you on a daily...the good parts and the bad...but mostly Daddy...I am here...you have held me threw two major death diseases in one year and I have come threw...and I feel you more now than ever...and everyday I find dimes..kiss them and put them in my bra LOL and say I love you Daddy and thank you every time i find them...and thank you Father for giving me such a gift as my Dad was and is .....And Daddy....some day soon I will take you with you everyplace I go like you wanted...and when i go to the lights on my day I know you will be the first light to great me....i love you to the moon and stars and back...just like my baby's!
Cowgirls don't cry ...you sang me that before you died....i love you old guy!!!
dear Daddy,
I miss you more than I can say...years and time don't make it any better like people say...they lie!!!
I miss you and I know your happy in heaven so perhaps im selfish....who knows.
I dream your in heaven playing baseball with your dad as a kid with your grandma and mom watching.
But ...your gone and i feel so empty...i love you old man!!!
Sissy
Every day I think about you and miss the man that made me laugh, made me cry and Man that gave me our daughter, Sheri Lynn. We have 4 beautiful grandchildren that will always miss having you be a part of their lifes. We were young together and times were hard.. You have always been a part of me and you always will be. I look at our Grandchildren and I wish they could know you like I did when those times were so good. I will tell them stories of how you always protected your mother and how you are why I never smoked cig. and why I try to get the kids to stop doing what we did. The memories are hard but I need them in my life. I will always remember the pride you had on your face when Sheri graduated from college and Cory graduated from high school., those are the greatest of the greatest. I will give to them the talk of always standing up for yourself, as you did, of always being proud of where you came from. We had such wonderful memories and I will share most of them with the kids. We were once so very much in love Tony and my love for you will always be in my heart. Thank you for giving me Sheri and thank you for the grandchildren that I cherish with all my heart. Love you Tony I Helton, Brenda
My father also grew up in Akron ohio until 1980 when movinh to Texas.
He had four loving and wonderful grnd children Cory, Mersadies, Michael and Elizabeth.
One of my Daddy's best moments was when his oldest grandson Cory graduated from High school and dedicated his top student award to my father his grand pa for being the one man in his life he looked up to and admired more than any other.
I dont know who did this for my father but I would like to thank you!
My dad had a way to move mountains and most defiantly people.
I love you Daddy,
Always Daddys little girl,
Sheri Lynn Helton Brown
Long lost frend from the past walk with god
