With heavy hearts we announce the passing of Helen Elisabeth Hepting. Living a long fulfilling life to the age of 96 when she was called to heaven’s gate on Friday, February 14, 2025, the day of love.

Mom was predeceased by her husband Harold Hepting; son Murray Hepting; parents Joseph and Elisabeth Hack; and numerous siblings. She is survived by her sons Terry Hepting (Leah) and Brian Hepting (Wendy); daughter Bonnie Holt; daughter-in-law Heather Hepting; and sister-in-law Gladys Peterson; grandchildren Steven Hepting (Laurie), Sherri Hepting, Cristin Hepting, Britten Hepting, Nicole Evans (Matt), Justin Fischer (Alaina), Darren Hepting (Taya), Ashley McDonald (Justin), Lucas Hepting (Cassie), Brayden Amos (Josie) and Bobbi Battams; great-grandchildren Alysha Hepting, Presley Hepting, Emma Hepting, Dylan Ward, Oakley Mengel, Easton Mengel, Sawyer Mengel, Ashton Hepting, Tallon McWilliams, Alex Fischer, Kyra Evans, Nash Evans, Krue Evans, Indy Hepting, Dray Hepting and Hallie Hepting; one great-great-grandchild Jaxson Hepting; and numerous nieces and nephews.

Helen will be deeply missed by her family and friends and all who were fortunate to know her. Mom was a strong, selfless, resilient and inspirational woman, even while overcoming breast and gallbladder cancer. She was filled with generosity and immense love for her family, that always put their needs and wants before her own, and continued to do so, right to the end. Helen’s door was continually open and welcome to everyone who walked into her home, with the smell of fresh baking. Whether it was buns, bread, apple strudel, jelly rolls or her famous homemade doughnuts, you always found her in the kitchen baking. Impromptu visits from family and friends on a Sunday afternoon were also frequent and welcomed. She was always prepared and made sure her company never left on an empty stomach. She enjoyed playing cards; either whist, hearts, or scat on Friday and Saturday evenings with those she held close and dear. Especially playing cards with her grandchildren, war, go fish, piggy and donkey. Her smile was contagious, infectious and beamed with light that would constantly melt your heart. Mom’s spirit, and boundless love will forever leave a lasting impression on all who knew her.

We would like to express our gratitude to the professional healthcare team at Sunset Special Care Home in her final days to ensure she was comfortable.

Respecting Helen’s wishes, there will not be a Funeral Service. A family Graveside Service will be held in Grenfell, SK at a later date.

Flowers are gratefully declined; however, donations may be made in Helen’s memory to the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan.