Dear Maureen was a longtime friend to our family, along with her brother Adrian. Her devotion to the cause of children, her brother and local historical and church preservation groups was her life's work. She was a brilliant woman, who made great strides in advancing women roles in management positions, all achieved in her quiet unassuming manner. She was strong, and yet had the most wonderful rapport and enthusiasm for the spirit of children. We met to sit together for teas at the annual Annapolis Royal Flower show in July, and would visit for coffee and run into each other at the library on a very regular basis. My son and I enjoyed her company for dinner at our home in early August. We are deeply saddened by Maureen's passing. Rest in peace dear friend. Deepest condolences to her family, whom my father Tom and I met several members of, at Adrian's memorial.

Sincere sympathy to Family and Friends. I knew Maureen years ago and she was a dear friend and a beautiful person always ready to help and to listen and share a smile. She will be missed but not forgotten.