My condolences to Maureen's family. I first met Maureen when I began working at The Welty Home. I had to “man” the front desk while the residents and other staff were having dinner. Maureen got her people settled and then brought me a plate of dinner and ate with me at the desk. She was so thoughtful! We liked each other right away and found we had similar interests. She was always so much fun to be with! We had been friends for more than 20 years. She became part of my family and often attended family gatherings. God how I miss her….   

My sincerest condolences for your loss. Loosing a loved one is never easy. During such a difficult time it may be hard to find comfort but I would like to share with you a beautiful promise that God makes to mankind. Acts 24:15 tells us there is a beautiful hope which men can look forward to, it says “there is going to be a resurrection.” May this promise that will soon be fulfilled give you comfort and endurance till the day you can see Maureen again.

I remember Maureen when she was a close friend of my brother Victor back in the day. She helped paint my folks house and was a dear spirit. Much prayers for her family. I'm sure she'll be dearly missed. Renee Braunlich Tarovisky