Welcome to
'For The Love of Helen'
Collecting the love for Helen Arkadieff (nee Whitehead) - a woman who left the world a brighter more positive place.
A Mother, Wife, Daughter, Sister, Aunt and Friend can never be replaced...
We've created 'For The Love of Helen' as a Gathering Place for Helens community, to connect, remember and create ongoing blessings & support for her boys Jimmy And Sammy & her husband Murray, so her dreams and memory can live on.
How you can help?
Every Little Bit Counts
Financial Support through Donation
If in some way you're able to help the boys & Murray financially as they move through this difficult time & in ways that the future will reveal, we would be most appreciative.
Click the below link to a PayPal account
Murrays family have created on his behalf to help funnel the financial support "For the love of Helen".
Trades and Services / Wholesale connections
As we begin to help Helen's dream house become the home she'd planned for, we will need to enlist the help of qualified tradespeople and begin to secure resources for the yard and house. If you're a qualified tradesperson (ie Landscaper, concreter, or have access to any wholesale products (nursery, electrical home appliances or homewares/ furniture) that's another way to help. It will just help whatever we are able to collect for Murray and the boys go further and last longer.
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Click the below link to let us know in which ways you may be able to help
Email vouchers
Woolworths, Coles, Bunnings, Target, Big W & Kmart- all offer e-vouchers.
To save Murray having to handle or track postal vouchers- please only purchase e-vouchers (email delivery).
**Please note the below button will just send us an email to the above address.
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To purchase E-vouchers please visit the respective websites you wish to purchase from and enter Murray Arkadieff as the recipient and fortheloveofhelen@gmail.com as the delivery address.
You can shed tears that I am gone
or you can smile because I lived
You can close your eyes and pray that I will come back
Or you can open your eyes to what I have left
You can remember me only that I am gone, or you can cherish my memory
and let it live on.