Helen was born the 2nd of 3 daughters born to Charles Vincent Spezia (1872 – 1943) and Mary Catherine (Mayme) Hanlon (1874 – 1956). She had an older sister Kathleen (Jonas) and a younger sister Josephine.
She met a baseball player who spent the summers of 1928-1930 playing in Oelwein, a left handed pitcher by the name of Marlowe Phillip Godbout (1907 – 1973). She followed him to his hometown of St. Paul, Minnesota in the early 1930's and they married on November 3, 1934. They had a baby who died soon after birth in 1938. They divorced in the early 1940's. Helen spent the rest of her life living in St. Paul.
She met a baseball player who spent the summers of 1928-1930 playing in Oelwein, a left handed pitcher by the name of Marlowe Phillip Godbout (1907 – 1973). She followed him to his hometown of St. Paul, Minnesota in the early 1930's and they married on November 3, 1934. They had a baby who died soon after birth in 1938. They divorced in the early 1940's. Helen spent the rest of her life living in St. Paul.
Helen was born the 2nd of 3 daughters born to Charles Vincent Spezia (1872 – 1943) and Mary Catherine (Mayme) Hanlon (1874 – 1956). She had an older sister Kathleen (Jonas) and a younger sister Josephine.
She met a baseball player who spent the summers of 1928-1930 playing in Oelwein, a left handed pitcher by the name of Marlowe Phillip Godbout (1907 – 1973). She followed him to his hometown of St. Paul, Minnesota in the early 1930's and they married on November 3, 1934. They had a baby who died soon after birth in 1938. They divorced in the early 1940's. Helen spent the rest of her life living in St. Paul.
She met a baseball player who spent the summers of 1928-1930 playing in Oelwein, a left handed pitcher by the name of Marlowe Phillip Godbout (1907 – 1973). She followed him to his hometown of St. Paul, Minnesota in the early 1930's and they married on November 3, 1934. They had a baby who died soon after birth in 1938. They divorced in the early 1940's. Helen spent the rest of her life living in St. Paul.
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