Helen E. Burbank (1898–1981) was a dedicated American public servant who spent much of her professional life working within the state government of Vermont. Born on July 27, 1898, she chose a path of public service, eventually securing a long-term position as the Deputy Secretary of State for Vermont. In this capacity, she spent many years managing administrative affairs and assisting in the oversight of state operations, establishing herself as a reliable and experienced career official.\n\nBurbank's career in Vermont's state government culminated in her appointment to the office of Secretary of State. Following a vacancy in the position, she was chosen to step into the role, which she held and executed for over a year. Her transition from Deputy Secretary to the primary Secretary of State highlighted her standing as a trusted public administrator. She passed away on February 22, 1981, leaving behind a legacy defined by her decades of administrative service to the citizens of Vermont.
