Helen E. Nahm

1901–1992 (age 91)

Biography

Helen E. Nahm spent her life in Augusta, walking through a century of change with a calm determination that comforted many neighbors. She found joy in preserving local traditions and offering a listening ear to anyone who sought her out.

Her family and friends remember Helen for her steady kindness, her gentle encouragement, and the warmth she shared so freely at every community gathering.

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