Birth date: Apr 18, 1951 Death date: Sep 26, 2025
Helen McCracken, 74, of Marlton, NJ, passed away peacefully with her family by her side on September 26, 2025. Born in Philadelphia, PA, on April 18, 1951, to Raymond and Helen R.M. McCracken, Helen was the devoted wife of Jacquel Read Obituary
I'm missing you SO much today but I'm carrying your love with me every step of the way. Happy Mother's Day, Helen! Love you forever, Daughter Unit
Jackie & Helen, two of my favorite people.
I had the pleasure of meeting Helen first as her manager, at Frank's and they became friends with her and her beautiful wife Jackie. Through out the many years since, I saw Jackie much more than Helen, as she would shop at my Target, and Helen was a Shop Rite patron.
I kept tabs on Helen and shared her stories with Jackie, who became a dear friend.
Meeting up with them at Hollywood diner for drinks or when them came to Rehoboth for vacation, It was always such an easy and breezy friendship.
I'll treasure the memories and the laughs.
Love you both Terry
Helen was a caring person. She always put her students first. She will be missed.
Helen was one of our favorite reg’s at Harper’s! I always wished I had stayed in touch with her more after I stoped working there. I can’t believe this. She was a hell of a woman, I am so sorry for all those who loved her, she will be very missed by very many.
I met Helen working at Pine Hill Middle School. We became close friends who hung out at Harper’s and R Mac’s along with many other places with Tom, and Jenn. I have far too many memories with her. We had so many happy and fun times. She shared so many stories of her own life with me. She taught me life lessons and lots of “union stuff.” I will never forget her. ❤️ RIP
Helen has been one of my most nearest and dearest friends for over 55+ years. We have shared many, many memories together right up until her passing and I am so very heartbroken that she is gone but I know she is out of pain and in a very happy place. Until we meet again my friend. ♥️
I remember Helen when she worked at Elizabeth Haddon School. She had a great sense of humor!
Helen, always thinking of others, my amazing friend when needed most. Rest well dear one. Imagine, always. Pat
