GREENVILLE– Helen Mercier, 98, of Greenville died peacefully on August 8, 2018 at Good Shepherd Nursing Home surrounded by her loving nieces and good friends. Helen was born on March 9, 1920 in Greenville, a daughter of the late Arthur and Mary (Labelle) Desrosiers. She was raised and educated in Greenville, and attended Appleton Academy. On September 2, 1946 she married Herbert Nutting and together they lived in Charlotte, North Carolina. Upon Herbert’s untimely death, Helen returned to her family home in Greenville where she cared for her parents and welcomed the family to many outings and Memorial Day celebrations. In 1968 she married Eugene Mercier, moving to Leominster, Massachusetts. She and Gene loved to travel, especially their trip to Europe, and spending time at their camp in Westminster where they would enjoy many family gatherings. With Gene’s passing she again returned to Greenville and later moved to Florida. While in Florida she loved to swim, golf, entertain and go dancing with her companion, John Wert. She cared for John until he lost his battle with cancer. Helen worked as hairdresser while in North Carolina. She was a secretary/bookkeeper for Greenville Auto for many years. She was a patient account assistant at Burbank Hospital in Fitchburg until her retirement. She was known to all as “Aunt Helen”. When you met her she would touch your heart with her warm and caring ways. She gave so much care to her family and anyone who needed it. Her true purpose of life was to care for others. In her later years, having all learned from her wonderful example of love and caring, she was loved and cared for by family, friends and especially her niece, Mary. Helen was pre-deceased by her first husband, Herbert J. Nutting; her second husband, N. Eugene Mercier; and her companion John Wert. She was also pre-deceased by her brothers Emile, Charles and Henry Desrosiers and by her sisters Marie Beauchemin and Yvonne Bourgeois. Survivors include her stepson Jack (wife Mildred) Mercier, six stepchildren, several nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews and step-grandchildren. The family would like to thank Evelyn Rowell for many years of loving and caring for Helen and the wonderful medical staff of Good Shepherd Nursing Home for their love and compassionate care. Services: A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday, August 24, 2018 at 10:30 a.m. in the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, 15 High Street, Greenville, NH. Burial will follow the mass at the Pleasant Street Cemetery in Greenville. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in her name to the St.Vincent DePaul Society, Sacred Heart Church, 15 High St, Greenville NH 03048. To share memories or photographs with Helen’s family please visit her permanent online memorial page at www.cournoyerfh.com