Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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l I -' THE RECORD ri - II 'EI 3111 Hivmnriam One of the rarest of all Earth,s jewels, radiant in her beautiful helpfulness for everyone with whom she came in contact--there are no words to tell how the city, the University, the whole wide world misses Helen Axe Brown- Stephens. Called from us in the prime of life-from her worlg in music when it seemed as though no day could have been richer,' from her home, where ever-widening circle of friends means an influence as lasting for good as the Heavenly Father Himself would have willed: from a husband whose devotion was almost beyond belief, and whose every dream was for her happiness, from her immediate family of mother, brothers and sister, where the adoration given and received has always been a subject of comment,' from friends old and new. She has gone. But as real in her immortality as when our eyes be- hold her, we feel that gracious spirit, and believe that not far away she lingers with the blessed father whom she reveredg and in the companionship now perfected, they are guardians over those who are dear beyond words. The wonderful voice, attuned to such perfect rythm here, has lost none of its beauty, we lgnow, and in the Great Beyondu is de- veloping in Heavenzs highest Art. Some day we shall hear and en- joy that voice which could be loaned us such a little while, it seemed. Some day our eyes shall see-some day, too, our hearts shall lfnow and understand. To-day we claim her still, but share with angels our love for HELEN AXE BROWN-STEPHENS I 8 8 6 - I 9 Z I Eleven U . I E. 51,3

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