How do I put into words the grief I feel losing someone who was not only a sister but a best friend and at times second mother? I was blessed to be able to reconnect with Maureen and I'm grateful to have grown inseparable with her during that time. I have always looked up to her and it has been an honor to be her sister.

Maureen was a kind loving and caring person who never complained and always found a way to make life work. She worked hard to make sure her kids were raised well. Her kids and grandkids were her entire life and she always wanted the best for everyone around her. The strength Maureen had often help me stay positive during times of emotional struggle knowing how she would handle adversity with a smile on her face. 

The last time we spoke she told me she just wanted to hear my voice and we spoke about living in Florida and laughing about alligators and coyotes. The night April called me is the night Maureen took my heart and sorrows with her. Upon hearing the news I wasn't able to sleep. Anytime I closed my eyes I would hear Maureen's voice calling out to me telling me "Look I'm okay." She would raise her arms smiling and show me towards a shining light in the sky and repeat "It's okay Deb look how pretty it is." I knew Maureen was going with God, Blessed Mother, Mom Dad and Angela to a place with no more pain or sorrow and I will one day see her again.

To my courageous sister, I will always remember you being a bookworm and doing stenography growing up as well as stories like the cruise ship When We snuck out of the cabin room and went to the club. Without you I am lost, heartbroken and devastated knowing I can never again gear your voice again say "I love you Deb." When we were young Mom told me I would always be okay because you will always be there for me in many ways. You have indeed been there in many ways in so much more. I love you more than words can explain and I will miss your conversations and guidance but I know you will forever be with me pushing me forward with a loving embrace.

SO many memories. Her laugh. Her cwoffee. Her lipstick. How she drank her cwoffee from the handle in restaurants. Her pocketbook. Hun.  How she and my mom would wait up for us to come home....or come find us...or send Brian or April. How she selflessly loved her kids and grandkids. Sending all of my love to all of yous ❤ Kaytie

The most amazing mother & grandmother a daughter & grandkids could ask for❤️

Maureen was a wonderful person. She always had a smile on her face. She loved her kids and grand kids unconditionally. I was so sad for her to leave MP and then MN. I will always hold her dear to my heart. She gave me alot of solid advice and a new interesting tid bit about her life that I never would have known. I wish she was my mom. Hugs and love to April, Becca and Brian and families. You all were some lucky people to call Maureen your family.

I am going to miss her voice. I will miss how she cared for my girls and how she genuinely cared for me. She was an amazing person.

Maureen was a very sweet woman!  I will seeing her when I visit Texas!❤️

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Maureen Walker

August 7, 1950 – March 26, 2023

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