Birth date: Feb 2, 1919 Death date: Mar 13, 2011
Helen Leah Kubico of Newark, DE, passed away in Lewes, DE on Sunday, March 13, 2011. She was 92 years old. Born February 2, 1919 in Lowellville, OH to the late Paul and Annabel Smith, she was the youngest of three sisters. Her ea Read Obituary
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She was a wonderful teacher !
I, too, had Mrs. Kubico as a teacher, at Newark High, for chemistry. Her obvious interest in the subject led to my initial pursuit of a chemistry major in college. I remember her as one of my best teachers.
Nancy Bonney Crissman
Newark High School Class of 1961
Lakeland, FL
What a wonderful teacher she was. I think she was brand-new when I had her in class. I remember being amazed that she practiced drawing things at home in order to be able to draw them well on the blackboard the next day. What dedication and commitment! Then it was nice when the Kubico's bought the house next door to us.
Helen was my chemistry teacher at Newark High and one of my favorite teachers. My parents, June and Warren Anderson were friends with them at Newark Country Club and thoroughly enjoyed Mike and Helen. She was a wonderful person and a free spirit. We would chat in the later years at the Superfresh in Newark.
Sincerely, April Hubbard
She was an amazing woman.
Michael and Steve,
Robert H Dutton and the Dutton family were saddened to hear of Helen's passing. Please accept our sincerest condolences.
No doubt that Helen Kubico and Marjorie Dutton have found a golf course and are playing a few rounds together!!
You Mother was a wonderful person, a good friend to our family, and a tremendous mentor to her many students.
I was a student of Mrs. Kubico's back in 1964-65 at Newark High. She was a really good and nice teacher and seemed to care for her students.
Hi, all, I graduated from Newark High School in 1964and Mrs. Kubico was one of my favorite teachers, along with Trudy Weaver. She was the reason I started out the U of D as a chem major. I remember her as smart, smiling, competent and a gifted teacher.
