Helen Muller Cassell
Helen Muller Cassell, 91, of Simpsonville, widow of Kenneth Luther Cassell, went to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Saturday, June 24, 2023.
Born in Greenwood, Mrs. Cassell was a daughter of the late Frank & Gathie Chandler Muller. She was a long-time member of First Baptist Church Simpsonville.
Helen was a sweet southern lady, often soft spoken, but still always made sure her opinion was heard. She enjoyed playing board games and card games with friends and family. She would light up when telling you a story about her grandchildren or great-grandchildren. She was a hard worker, whether she was working in the manufacturing plants, at home raising her children, or taking care of her home with her loving husband, she made sure everything was done right. She, along with her husband, was an incredible singer. She loved playing the piano and organ, especially with her sister Joan. She cherished gospel music and the word of the Lord. We know she is happy to be reunited with her Lord and Savior and her dear husband Ken. Those who knew her will miss her sweet laugh and kind words.
Mrs. Cassell is survived by her children, Wanda Reece (DeWayne) of Clyde, NC, Stan Cassell (Debra) of Pendleton, Donna Hendershot (Jim) of Piedmont, and Jan Milosek (Doug) of Simpsonville; eight grandchildren, Scott Reece (Donna), Andrew Cassell, Brooke Barnette, Amanda Nichols, Tristen Reece, Jayme Stukas (DJ), Greg Hendershot, and Traci Kennedy (Calhoun); eleven great-grandchildren, Amber, Peyton, Eric, Chase, Jadon, Lindzie, Shyla, Olivia, Addy Grace, Avery, and Andy Jr; and one sister, Joan Mauldin.
She was preceded in death by two brothers, Edward & Wendell Muller.
A Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, June 28, 2023 at 12:00 pm in the Heritage Chapel of Cannon Byrd Funeral Home – Simpsonville. Entombment will follow in the Graceland East Memorial Park Mausoleum.
The family will receive friends at the funeral home starting at 11:00 am.
Flowers are welcome or memorial donations may be made to: Foothills Hospice, 390 Keowee School Road, Seneca, SC 29672.
Helen:
“This Angel Has her Wings!”
I Love you Sweet-Heart and I will Miss you Forever!
You, were like My Mother and touched my heart, every time I was near you!
You, reminded me of “my” Mother!
You, too, were like Two Peas in a Pod!
You, Blessed Your Family and Me and “all” those You Touched.
All… looked up too you!
Your Words were a Inspirational, so as your Faith that was reflected here on Earth.
This World needs more Like you, but You will Never be replaced.
You raised your Family for all to Emulate and You Taught Them Well.
I Can’t wait for our reunion, too hug you once again!
Helen, R.I.P. My Love!
I Love you!
Roy
My thoughts and prayers are with you Mom & a half!
Stan so sorry to hear about Helen I really thought a lot of your Dad and Mom. I loved to hear her play the Piano God you and the Girls
Stan, So sorry about your mom. You mom and dad lived beside my mother and daddy, Thomas and Mildred George at the lake. I loved them both. I later found out you mother was Eddie sister. Betty and Eddie were two of our favorite friends and Eddie taught our Sunday School at OHC in Ninety Sux. It is a small world when you start looking around. Also Betty’s sister Carolyn is mine and Ray’s brother in laws mother, Dennis Kelly. Love and prayers are being sent to you and your family. Ray and Susan Morris
Stan, please accept our sincere condolences from all the Campbells. You were so blessed to have had such great parents.
Stan & Deb, you are in our thoughts and prayers today. We are grateful to our Lord for our kindred spirit with you.
In Christ Love,
Ray & Margaret
Stan and Debra – I am so sorry for your loss. You will be in my thoughts and prayers that God will send His comfort and peace at this time and the coming days. Love you guys.