Friends and family, Today, we gather here to celebrate the life of a remarkable woman, Helen Jeannette Morgan a beloved Mother, Wife and Nana. She was the young age of 78 years old when she went to be with the lord. Her journey on this Earth was filled with love, faith and compassion, and many challenges to overcome. Her legacy will continue to shine bright in our hearts forever. 

Helen was born in Missouri on October 17, 1947 She was known for her caring ways, compassionate heart and her love for family, these traits would continue to flourish throughout her life. 

She was also preceded in death by her parents Charlie Barron and Ruth Leona Biggs Barron, five sisters: Fayrene Crawford, Flossie Moser, Flora Crawford, Floy Evelyn Donley and Mary Waters and grandson Shawn Hindmon.

 She is survived by her son: Allen (Everett) Hindmon (Sabrina) of Senath, Missouri One sister: Sharley Barron of Steele, Missouri and many extended family, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

 As a wife, mother, and Nana, Helen was true cornerstone of our family. She devoted her life to her son Allen Hindmon, her grand children and great grandchildren whom she loved with unwavering devotion. She was Allen’s first teacher, his guiding light, and his fiercest protector. She’s was the most kind hearted woman you could meet and would bend over backwards for anyone to help them if she could. She taught the values of love, compassion, and resilience, which she continued to pass on to her bonus children, grand children, great grand babies and many nieces and nephews. 

Throughout her life, she was She excelled in her career working for the State of Missouri, demonstrating the importance of hard work. She was a wife, a homemaker and a hard worker. One of Helens greatest joys in life was taking photos and scrapbooking. Whether it was her son, grandkids or great grand babies she found solace and happiness in keeping and sharing her memories of family!. 

As we bid farewell to Helen let us remember the legacy she leaves behind. Her love, kindness, and the profound impact she had on each of us will continue to guide us on our own journeys. Her memory will forever be a source of inspiration and strength. Helen was not just a mother; she was a beacon of love, strength, and wisdom. Her presence will be sorely missed, but her spirit will live on through the memories we hold dear.

 Let us honor her memory by living our lives with the same kind and compassionate ways by cherishing our loved ones, and never forgetting the profound influence she had on us all. Rest in peace, dear Helen.You will forever hold a special place in our hearts.

Visitation will be Saturday, September 5, 2026 from 1:00 to 3:00 in the chapel of McDaniel funeral home, Services will follow at 3:00 with Jerrod Hancock officiating. Burial will follow in Memorial Gardens.