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Mary Helen Wilson Davis June 14, 1933 - November 23, 2020

Helen was born June 14, 1933 to Lloyd H. and Eleen McClellan Wilson in Payson, Utah. She passed away from natural causes with early stages of dementia on November 23, 2020.

She was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

She married Wesley Davis in 1956. His career in the U.S. Navy took them to many places until his retirement in 1972 when they settled in Payson.

Helen loved her family and the times they spent together. Her four sisters were her best friends.

She is survived by her son Mark Wesley and his wife Brenda, grandchildren Amanda (Justin) Cingolani, Amber (Adam) Proctor, and Daniel Mark Davis (Tyson Dean), great-grandchildren Jaxon and Anthony Cingolani, Kodi, Johnathan, Hayden, Evan, and Ryan Proctor. She is also survived by her sisters Gayle Olson, Donna Peery, Kay Hansen, and Linda Renzello.

She was preceded in death by her parents, her daughter Jaye, and her husband Wesley.

In lieu of flowers, please donate to your favorite charity.

A special thanks to Bristol Hospice, Richard Porter and his staff of Seasons of Santaquin for their love and care.

A private family graveside will be held.

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    Gayle Olson says

    My mother, Gayle Olson, wanted to have us write a note to you and your family.
    We Wilson girls have always enjoyed growing up together. From childhood to adulthood to growing old, we have enjoyed each other playing games, eating out., traveling, and being each other’s best friends through good and hard times. I feel blessed to of had a sister like Helen.She will be missed. She loved you and your dear family. So sorry for the loss of your dear mother.
    With Love, Aunt Gayle

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    Dallan and Angelia Olson says

    Aunt Helen was a classy lady. She was always dressed to a tee and kept a beautiful home. She and her sisters had a special bond. We have enjoyed her visits to see our mom. She would always bring mom something from her meal eating out to share with our Mom. We will miss Aunt Helen. Thank you for taking good care of your mother. Let us know if we can help you in any way.

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    Joyce Wilson says

    Sorry to hear of Helen’s passing. I will and have missed sitting beside her in sacrament meeting in the Payson Fifth Ward. She seemed to always have the latest news to tell me so I could pass it on to my sister Joan who was a classmate (the graduating class of 1951 at Payson High School. She was a great lady.

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    Charlotte Pace says

    Loved Helen. She was the best visiting teaching partner. My mother especially loved her. She was a kind thoughtful lady.

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    Holly and Betty's Travel says

    Had so much fun with these sister on our travel adventures. I still have the poems they wrote about one of our trips needless to say it was hilarious!

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    rose Mary Downey Nyman says

    Helen was a friend of mine I will miss her. She was always so thoughtful and concerned about every one and made you feel so loved.

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    Paul and Luanne Olson says

    Aunt Helen was beautiful, gracious, and kind. She was always so nice to the Olson kids. She was dedicated to her children—Mark and Jaye. We enjoyed Aunt Helen.

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    Paul & Luanne Olson says

    Aunt Helen was beautiful, gracious, and kind. She was always very nice and interested in what the Olson kids were doing. She was dedicated to her children Mark and Jaye.

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    Judy Zeeman says

    Helen was a very elegant lady. She was a nice and caring person. We enjoyed getting to know her and appreciate her. She will be missed, but we are sure she is enjoying seeing Jaye again. she was a super visiting partner always keeping me on the ball. She never missed a month if she could help it. LaMar and Judy Zeeman

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