Kandi Dawn Gibson Helmick, 43, was received by her Heavenly Father Saturday, November 29, 2025, in her residence in Preston County.
She was born August 16, 1982, in Morgantown, to Hope L. Taylor (Robey) and Phillip A. Gibson.
She is survived by her husband, Ryan Helmick; her two daughters, Kayleigh and Ashleigh Sturgeon; her two stepdaughters, Caitlin and Nickell Helmick; her sister, Brandi Lucas; her nephew, Austin Morris; her mother and stepfather, Hope and Kenny Taylor.
She was preceded in death by her grandmother, Lois M. Robey; and her great-grandparents, James W. Brummage and Ruby M. Brummage of Daybrook.
Kandi was an accomplished CRNA and cherished by the residents at the former Windy Hill Village. She was driven, hardworking, and dedicated to caring for elderly patients.
She was deeply loved by her friends and family. She was dedicated to sharing her story of conquering addiction and offering hope and guidance to those facing similar struggles. It was such a pleasure and comfort to be in her presence. She lived her life for her Lord and savior Jesus Christ. Even in her last days, she continued to give all the glory to God and her undying faith will live on forever.
There will be no funeral services held.
All are welcome to attend Kandi’s celebration of life at The Terrace (at Tibbs Run) West Virginia Botanic Gardens. The date and time will be announced at a later date. Further updates on the event venue and date can be expected in the future, possibly through event announcements via email, social media, press releases, or dedicated event websites.
In lieu of flowers, please send donations and condolences to The Grace House Recovery Alive at 626 Greens Run Road, Kingwood, WV 26537 or through PayPal @TheGraceHouse and Venmo @TheGraceHouseWV. The family would like to thank WV Caring for their efforts and care.
