Helen was born in New Geneva, Pa., to Charles and Alexandra Bernosky. Raised in the coal mining town of Osage, WV., Helen learned the lessons of her generation: a loving duty to family, personal responsibility, the value of hard work, and the importance of an education.
After WWII, Fresno, became her home. For 30 plus years Helen owned and worked at a local electrical contracting business.
She was an avid reader, member of the Fresno Cactus Club, St. Agnes Club 55, St. John's and Newman Center Parishes. Helen enjoyed gardening and every passerby delighted in her beautiful flower gardens.
Helen leaves behind her brothers, Walter and John Bernosky; loving children, Joanie Moore, Alexandra Vance and Jim Bedgood; and dear friend, Kathy Schoenduve. Helen was a "devoted Gramma" to Alisa, Rich, Mariana, and Erik, encouraging them to pursue their dreams. She looked with hope to the future generation in her great-grandchildren, Wes, Luna and Trinity.
Remembrances may be made to Hinds Hospice, 1616 W. Shaw, Ste. C1, Fresno, Ca., 93711.
FAREWELL
660 West Locust Avenue
Fresno, Ca. (559)440-0484
www.farewell.com
www.fresnobee.com
After WWII, Fresno, became her home. For 30 plus years Helen owned and worked at a local electrical contracting business.
She was an avid reader, member of the Fresno Cactus Club, St. Agnes Club 55, St. John's and Newman Center Parishes. Helen enjoyed gardening and every passerby delighted in her beautiful flower gardens.
Helen leaves behind her brothers, Walter and John Bernosky; loving children, Joanie Moore, Alexandra Vance and Jim Bedgood; and dear friend, Kathy Schoenduve. Helen was a "devoted Gramma" to Alisa, Rich, Mariana, and Erik, encouraging them to pursue their dreams. She looked with hope to the future generation in her great-grandchildren, Wes, Luna and Trinity.
Remembrances may be made to Hinds Hospice, 1616 W. Shaw, Ste. C1, Fresno, Ca., 93711.
FAREWELL
660 West Locust Avenue
Fresno, Ca. (559)440-0484
www.farewell.com
www.fresnobee.com
Helen was born in New Geneva, Pa., to Charles and Alexandra Bernosky. Raised in the coal mining town of Osage, WV., Helen learned the lessons of her generation: a loving duty to family, personal responsibility, the value of hard work, and the importance of an education.
After WWII, Fresno, became her home. For 30 plus years Helen owned and worked at a local electrical contracting business.
She was an avid reader, member of the Fresno Cactus Club, St. Agnes Club 55, St. John's and Newman Center Parishes. Helen enjoyed gardening and every passerby delighted in her beautiful flower gardens.
Helen leaves behind her brothers, Walter and John Bernosky; loving children, Joanie Moore, Alexandra Vance and Jim Bedgood; and dear friend, Kathy Schoenduve. Helen was a "devoted Gramma" to Alisa, Rich, Mariana, and Erik, encouraging them to pursue their dreams. She looked with hope to the future generation in her great-grandchildren, Wes, Luna and Trinity.
Remembrances may be made to Hinds Hospice, 1616 W. Shaw, Ste. C1, Fresno, Ca., 93711.
FAREWELL
660 West Locust Avenue
Fresno, Ca. (559)440-0484
www.farewell.com
www.fresnobee.com
After WWII, Fresno, became her home. For 30 plus years Helen owned and worked at a local electrical contracting business.
She was an avid reader, member of the Fresno Cactus Club, St. Agnes Club 55, St. John's and Newman Center Parishes. Helen enjoyed gardening and every passerby delighted in her beautiful flower gardens.
Helen leaves behind her brothers, Walter and John Bernosky; loving children, Joanie Moore, Alexandra Vance and Jim Bedgood; and dear friend, Kathy Schoenduve. Helen was a "devoted Gramma" to Alisa, Rich, Mariana, and Erik, encouraging them to pursue their dreams. She looked with hope to the future generation in her great-grandchildren, Wes, Luna and Trinity.
Remembrances may be made to Hinds Hospice, 1616 W. Shaw, Ste. C1, Fresno, Ca., 93711.
FAREWELL
660 West Locust Avenue
Fresno, Ca. (559)440-0484
www.farewell.com
www.fresnobee.com
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