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Dec 4, 2015 · Sandra Bullock hit the red carpet with her parents Helga Mathilde Meyer and John Bullock for the premiere of "Practical Magic" in 1998. Her mother died in 2000. Getty Images file.
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Mar 20, 2023 · Helga Meyer, the mother of Sandra Bullock and Gesine Bullock-Prado died on 4 April 2000, at age 58, in Arlington, Arlington County, Virginia, USA. She was killed by colon cancer. She was buried at Aspen Hill Cemetery, in Jackson, Teton County, Wyoming, USA.
- Nuremberg, Germany
- 4 April 2000 (aged 58)
- 12 February 1942
- Helga Meyer
Dec 2, 2020 · The reason, she says, stems from words frequently spoken by her later mother Helga, a German opera singer who died in 2000. “My mother always said, ‘You just wait till you have a daughter,’ ”...
Title: Under a Leafless Tree: The Story of a Mormon Girl from East Prussia. Authors: Helga Meyer and Lark Evans Galli. Publisher: Greg Kofford Books. Genre: Memoir. Year Published: 2021. Number of Pages: 220. Reviewed by Daniel Evensen. Helga Meyer’s life story is nothing short of amazing.
Meyer died at age 58 of colon cancer in Arlington, Virginia. She was married to John W. Bullock, whom she met while Bullock was in the US Army in Germany. He was a soldier and music teacher, and is now CEO of Bullock's film production company, Fortis Films, which was founded in 1995 with Meyer.
Aug 9, 2023 · Sandra Bullock and her mother, Helga Meyer, shared a lovely relationship. As such, Meyer's death did not come easy on the actress, who fought tears at her dying mother's bedside. Meyer, a German opera singer, passed away in 2000, but not before she could leave some valuable advice to her daughter.
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Helga Mathilde Meyer was a German opera singer. She taught voice at Mary Washington College for many years; in 1977 she was a singer at the Salzburg Festival.[2][3] Meyer died at age 58 of colon cancer[4] in Arlington, Virginia.
