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Helen L. Akers

Helen L. Akers
  • May 16, 1920 - April 27, 2018
  • Brooksville, Florida
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“I know your family will miss your mom and grandmother, but are comforted knowing you will meet again in Heaven. Our love to you all,Bob and Martha...Read More » ”
1 of 4 | Posted by: Martha Vacca - Spring Hill, FL

“We are sad that Gramma A is no longer with us, but are comforted by the fact that she is with the savior she loves so much. She made life changing...Read More » ”
2 of 4 | Posted by: Stacy Hughes - Burleson, TX

“So sad to hear of Helen`s passing! But I know she's in Heaven waiting for the rest of us! She was truly a blessing to me when she attended Bible...Read More » ”
3 of 4 | Posted by: Debbie Brewer - Spring Hill, FL

“Kathy, bless you and all of the family, especially your four girls, Grammy. The people who sang at church tonight, the McMillans sang the song, "I...Read More » ”
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Helen L. Akers, of Brooksville, Florida, passed away on April 27, 2018 at Sturgill Hospice Center. Helen was born in Detroit, Michigan and has been a Florida resident for 32 years. She is predeceased by her parents, Russell A. and Lillian (Murphy) Place. Helen is survived by many family members including her daughters, Sharon (Reginald) Hughes and Kathleen (Robert) Taylor; sons, Charles (Shelley) Adermatt, David Adermatt, and James (Lorena) Adermatt; 13 grandchildren; 18 great grandchildren; 11 great great grandchildren; along with many other family and friends. Helen was a retired nurse. She was a Baptist, but more importantly, knew Christ as her Savior. Her godly influence on family and friends made her beloved. She loved to sing, did paintings for many in her family, and loved enjoying the outdoors and God's creation. Helen was considered feisty, speaking her mind. Often she said to family and friends, "Well, have you prayed about it?" She will truly be missed.