Helen Floersh Bare
Helen Floersh Bare passed away at her home in Houston, TX on Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at the age of 53.
Helen is preceded in death by: her daughter, Kristin Louis Bare; her mother, Helen Martin Floersh; her father, Frank Alexander Floersh; and her brother, John Floersh.
Helen is survived by: her loving husband of 31 years, Clay Bare; her sons, Alexander Glenn Bare and Evan Zachariah Bare; and her daughter, Lauren Elizabeth Bare.
Helen is lovingly remembered by: her sisters, Angela Mayo (Jerry Mayo), Monica Floersh, Ann Quarterman (Pat Quarterman), Laura Moore, and Julia Pierce; and brother, Frank Floersh (Rita Floersh).
Helen was born in Nashville, TN on June 10, 1967. She graduated from Father Ryan High School (Class of ’85) and went on to earn her Masters of Business Administration from Tennessee Technological University in 1991.
Helen served the Saint Bernadette Catholic Church community as a Sunday school teacher, childcare provider for FORM, and Vacation Bible School volunteer.
A Funeral Mass will be held at Mary Queen Catholic Church in Friendswood, TX on Thursday, July 30th at 10:00 AM. There will be a Rosary Service just prior to the funeral at 9:30 AM.
A wonderful woman.
Sending love and prayers.
Peace of the Lord be always with you🙏🏻
Prayers for Helen and her family in this time of sorrow.
Prayers and love to her family. What a beautiful soul. Meeting her at St. B’s, years ago, as a new mom, I was so blessed to count Helen as a friend.
Sending prayers for The Bare family! Helen is a beautiful soul and will be dearly missed!
We will never forget her kindness. May God give her eternal rest and the family the strength to bear the great pain.
Helen Bare is an inspiration to us all of a Good and Faithful Servant. When she asked for prayer while she was in hospice care, I reminded her God is Love and I prayed for her to feel the Divine Hug of God. She told me she felt the Love of God and how she was surrounded by love and prayers. I feel very blessed God brought Helen into my life. Now we have another Saint in Heaven to intercede on our behalf, Saint Helen.
Sending love and prayers ❤️🙏🏽
we knew Tammy during the years we were members at St Bernadette. She was an amazing loving woman .
Tim and Graciela Kavulla
Helen was a great Faith Formation leader, and loved to share her faith.
Yes, we have another Saint in heaven.
I never met Helen but am a basketball buddy of Clay’s at St. Bernadette’s Church. He loved her and always spoke well of his wife. My condolences to Clay and Helen’s family.
Just want to say I think Helen was a great mom. She talked to her kids, got their take on things, spent time with them, was there for their moments, and worried for them….yes, maybe we’re not supposed to worry, but it wasn’t constant, just enough that you knew she loved them deeply. You could also see her love for Clay in subtle ways. Their long time union in Christ, through thick and thin, was a witness to anyone considering marriage. Finally, she did so much to enrich Kristen’s life… and the lives of many others with special needs through her passionate intervention within the school district. She was involved(as a teacher and leader) with faith formation for all ages and allowed God to use her to make a difference. She wasn’t afraid to call a spade a spade, something that was refreshing and highlighted that her beliefs were not up for grabs. It also showed that she did what she could to protect those that needed her. I respected her life choices and will really miss my friend.
I was not fortunate to meet her, but my daughter did. She says, she was a very kind person. Our condolences to the family. We wish you strength, healing, and peace during this difficult time.