Helene (Bly) Nailor

HUDSON FALLS – Helene (Bly) Nailor, 90, formerly of Maple Street, went into the arms of her Lord on Monday, March 31, 2014, at the Glens Falls Hospital, with her loving son by her side.

Born on January 4, 1924, in North Argyle, she was the daughter of the late William and Nellie (Brennan) Bly.  Helene graduated from Hudson Falls High School and following her graduation, she married Charles “Bud” Nailor.  He passed away on February 22, 1983.

Helene enjoyed knitting sweaters for family and friends.  While at Holbrook Adult Home in Granville, she knitted several mittens for area churches.  She also enjoyed word searches.  Helene was a communicant of St. Mary’s/St. Paul’s Church in Hudson Falls and also amember of TOPS, Argyle Seniors and Home Bureau.

Besides her parents and husband, Helene was predeceased by her brothers, Donald Bly, Walt Bly, Frank Bly, and John Bly. 

Survivors include her son, Robert A. Nailor and his wife, Jacqueline of Salem; her grandchildren, Mike Nailor and his wife, Melissa, Marc Nailor and his wife, Kristine, Robyn Eaton and her husband, Thomas, Ron Morin and his wife, Dawn, Bryant Defonseca and his wife, Julie; twelve grandchildren, Meredith Nailor, Maggie Nailor, Jillian Nailor, Brooke Nailor, Drew Nailor, Sysille Eaton, John Eaton, Lydia Eaton, Kaleb Morin, Mary Morin, Shane Defonseca and Alissa Defonseca; and several nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Helene’s family wishes to thank the staff at Holbrook Adult Home for the wonderful care, compassion, and love given to Helene during her stay.

Friends and family may call Saturday, April 12, from 1 to 2p.m., at Carleton Funeral Home, Inc., Hudson Falls.

Funeral services will follow calling hour at 2 p.m. on Saturday at the funeral home.

Burial will be later in the spring at Union Cemetery in the town of Fort Edward.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Helene’s memory may be made to Juvenile Diabetes Research Association, 950 New Louden Road, Suite 330, Latham, NY  12110.

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6 Responses to Helene (Bly) Nailor

  1. Bob Poprawski says:

    Bob – sorry to see your Mom has passed. She had a nice long life. Brings back great memories of summers at camp and visits with Mom and Dad at the Nailors.

  2. Laurie Aiken Howk says:

    Bobby – so very sorry to hear about your Mom’s passing. I absolutely loved your Mom and Dad! I always had so much fun visiting with them both up to camp and also at the house when they weren’t able to go up to Hadlock. I used to admire all the times your Mom was putting on nail polish or just seeing her collection of all the colors she had. It was such a joy just to go sit and talk to her as she was thrilled to have company! She has a special place in my heart and will be missed dearly! Paul and I sadly will be unable to pay our respect in person as we still live in Maryland. My sympathy goes out to you and the boys as she was a lovely lady! Much love to you all, Laurie and Paul

  3. Jon Bly says:

    Sorry for your loss…please know you are in my thoughts and prayers….Peace and Love, Jon

  4. Karen Lockhart says:

    Hi Bob, so sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. Mike and I are in Florida, but wanted to let you know we are thinking of you and your family.

  5. Peggy Legault says:

    Hello Bob, I am so sorry for your loss. I remember well the days when your mom & dad used to babysit for Peter, Jon and I. We had a lot of fun with them. I also have fond memories of the times we spent at camp with them. Now, all of mom’s siblings and dad’s siblings have passed away. It doesn’t seem possible we’ve gotten so old. Unfortunately, Mark and I are living in Florida and will not be able to attend the services. But please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I remember that you were always there for us when our parents and relatives passed. May God bless and comfort you at this time. If you need a break, you’re welcome to come visit us in Florida. Please give me love to the family. peggy & Mark

  6. DENISE MOYER says:

    Bob,
    So sorry for your loss. I had great pleasure in seeing her everyday when I was at work. She was a lot of fun.. One of her things that made me laugh was when I was cooking something she didnt care for, She would come to the window & ask for peanut butter & jel… not jelly.. but jel.. She always made me laugh… Sure do miss her..