Helen Baer

2/3/2019

Helen Baer 96, passed peacefully from this earthly world on February 3rd. The daughter of John and Caroline Warunek of Corning, NY was a resident of the Village Landing Apartments in Skaneateles, NY.
Helen had owned and operated Helen’s Hairstyling in Corning for many years before moving and retiring in Skaneateles to be closer to her family. She was predeceased by her husband David Baer in 2008, her son James Arthur, sister Mary Somners, brothers Standley, Casmier, John, Charles, Edward and James Warunek.
Helen is survived by her son Robert (Susan) Benjamin of Skaneateles, grandchildren Zachary (Karin) Benjamin of Skaneateles, Seth (Erin) Benjamin of Camillus, Bradley (Aaron) Stone of Elbridge and great-grandchildren Addison and Nora Benjamin of Camillus.
At Helen’s request services will be private at the Onondaga Veterans Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Finger Lakes Center for Living, Auburn, NY.
To send condolences visit: robertdgrayfuneralhome.com.

5 Comments

Jackie

2/4/2019 11:55:55 am

With deepest sympathy for your loss . But what does the bible say about life and death? Jesus he likened death to a deep sleep.he simply put the bible says that the dead are in the grave awaiting the Resurrection Jhon 5:28&29 says that the dead know nothing at all.so by means of the Resurrection however God J eh will do away with death forever Rev ch21:4. Our creator did not intend for humans to live just 70 gr80 years on earth then die. His original purpose was for his human creation to live forever right here on earth as his .Obedient children .Ps ch37:29 says the righteous will possess the earth.May you find God,s love for you.

Lo henry

2/4/2019 06:20:37 pm

To the family and friends, I may not know you personally but after reading this obituary, your dear loved one must have been a wonderful person. The bible teaches " there is going to be a resurrection"- acts 24:15. Most people who have died will be resurrected. At John 5:28, 29 Jesus promised that " those in the memorial tombs will... come out". We can believe this because God has resurrected humans in the past and is eager to do it again because he hates death and views it as an enemy. 1 Corinthians 15:26. I engage in this activity because I am genuinely interested in comforting those who have lost a loved one. Have you ever asked what happens to us when we die? Is there any hope for the dead? Can the dead really live again? I encourage you to visit JW.ORG for more information that highlight what the bible teaches on various subject matters.

Agape.

Madison

2/5/2019 03:37:44 am

Dear Baer Family,
I’m so sorry for your loss, death is difficult to handle because we were not originally created to live, get sick, old, and die. The Bible promises a future here on earth where we will see our loved ones again by means of a resurrection. Acts 24:15 “And I have hope toward God, which hope these men also look forward to, that there is going to be a resurrection of both the righteous and the unrighteous.”

Rebecca link

2/5/2019 03:05:12 pm

I’m so sorry for your loss. In difficult times like this, God encourages us to pray to him for comfort. Psalms 50:15 says, “Call on me in the time of distress. I will rescue you,” He will give us the strength to endure through these hard times, and continue to give us hope. We can look forward to a time in the near future where we will be able to see our loved ones who we lost in death here on the earth. John 5:28,29 says: “Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out.” Praying to God now will give us comfort until we are able to see them again. Please visit JW.org for more information and bible based literature.

Kevin Brockin

2/25/2019 04:35:24 pm

Welcome

Helen Baer

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