Birth date: Dec 8, 1923 Death date: Jul 20, 2014
Helen M. Tyndall aged 90 of Ludington passed away on Sunday, July 20, 2014 at Ludington Woods Living Center. Helen was born on December 8, 1923 in Carr Settlement, the daughter of Perry and Ida (Miller) Tyndall, and graduated from Read Obituary
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So sorry for your loss of Helen. Please accept my deepest sympathy.
I was one her student teachers many, many years ago. She taught me so much and I was forever grateful for her mentoring.
Always looked forward to getting her letter at Christmas time.
Thank you for your thoughtfulness in letting me know
Sincerely, Nancy Radel
Aunt Helen was a dear wonderful Christian lady and will be greatly missed. I was just browsing thru some cards and found one of her cards she sent me when I was younger. How she never missed a birthday! She sent the nicest cards and she always printed so neatly a nice letter with it . She always took the time to care and was very thoughtful. She will be greatly missed. We will remember her passing away on the Tyndall Reunion day at the Back Forty and that her Tyndall Reunion took place in Heaven that day. She was a wonderful Aunt and was loved and will be missed. ~ LuAnn Takens ( Stickney),
Keith, Uvilla, LuAnn and Joe
I have not looked up the Ludington Daily News for months and today when I logged in I noticed that Helen Tyndall' had passed away - it must have been fate.
Helen Tyndall changed my life as a second grader at Foster School - she then moved with me to third grade - two years of the most amazing teacher a boy could ever hope for.
I did not speak clearly - to fast - and could not write properly. She worked with me after school to write slowly and speak as slowly as I wrote. To pronounce worded correctly and to speak clearly. It worked -graduated from Ludington High, the University of Oregon, married with two children and today I am a very successful banker - all thanks to her.
No special ed classes - just the love and caring of a very special teacher.
I have told hundreds over the years how Helen Tyndall changed my life. She touched many more lives I am sure.
Thank you Helen - you were my savior.
Fred Bernson
May we extend our deepest sympathy to the Tyndall families. I remember letters she wrote to Millie Lindsay when she lived in Arizona. I may have some still but not sure.
