Helene Yousset Ghazzoul
April 6, 1927 - September 1, 2019
Helene Ghazzoul, 92, of Antorine Lebanon, passed away on
September 1,
2019 in Corona, Ca. She was known to friends and family as M Walid,
Evlin, and Teta.
Funeral services will be held, September 9, 2019. Visitation at 8:00 am
followed by Catholic Funeral Service at 9:00 am at Hermosa Gardens
Cemetery, Colton Ca. Burial will follow at Hermosa Gardens Cemetery.
Arrangements are by Inland Memorial.
Helene was born in Antorine, Lebanon to Badwie and Shafia Abdel Haad
on April 4, 1927. She had three sisters and one brother. She married
Youseff Ghazzoul in Lebanon and celebrated many years of a loving
marriage. They were blessed with three children, Antoinette, Mariane, and
Walid and seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
At a young age she met her husband, Youseff and married. They left
Lebanon to establish a new life in Monrovia, Liberia. They lived in Africa
for many years and then moved to the United States to live with their son
and daughter- in- law Maria and their family. Helene had an incredible
Catholic faith which she shared with everyone she encountered. She was
always heard praying for her family members and friends.
Thanks to all her friends and family who showed love, care and comfort to
her during her illness.
2019 in Corona, Ca. She was known to friends and family as M Walid,
Evlin, and Teta.
Funeral services will be held, September 9, 2019. Visitation at 8:00 am
followed by Catholic Funeral Service at 9:00 am at Hermosa Gardens
Cemetery, Colton Ca. Burial will follow at Hermosa Gardens Cemetery.
Arrangements are by Inland Memorial.
Helene was born in Antorine, Lebanon to Badwie and Shafia Abdel Haad
on April 4, 1927. She had three sisters and one brother. She married
Youseff Ghazzoul in Lebanon and celebrated many years of a loving
marriage. They were blessed with three children, Antoinette, Mariane, and
Walid and seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
At a young age she met her husband, Youseff and married. They left
Lebanon to establish a new life in Monrovia, Liberia. They lived in Africa
for many years and then moved to the United States to live with their son
and daughter- in- law Maria and their family. Helene had an incredible
Catholic faith which she shared with everyone she encountered. She was
always heard praying for her family members and friends.
Thanks to all her friends and family who showed love, care and comfort to
her during her illness.
