The following messages of condolence and symbols
have been added in memory of Maureen.

Remembering this wonderful gentle soul who enanted her faith thru her actions.!rest now lovely lady, your work in faith and love here on earth will be remembered by those who loved and knew you.Rest in peace now.xxx Kerry Glover PMH69

Heartfelt condolences to Maureen’s family. May her soul rest in peace.

So sorry to hear of the passing of Aunty Maureen. Thinking of you cousin, and sending love xxx

We give thanks to the Lord for the life of Maureen. She was a dear friend of ours and was always loved and appreciated. Her support towards us and the work of the ministry was never forgotten.
Love and blessings to Mark, her dear Son.
Alex and Philip

Maureen was my first Christian friend when I moved to Perth from NZ. Through Maureen I met a close friend of her's, Wendy Monger and became a housemate for 9 years. Wendy and I were like sisters and I became part of Wendy's family. I am so grateful to Maureen.
I have many special memories with Maureen and Wendy! Both women of Faith with a good sense of humour amongst other things. Maureen and I also shared a love of dogs.
After Wendy died, Maureen and I mainly caught up and met for our birthdays in March and sometimes during the year. In recent years it was ph messages or calls for birthdays and Christmas.
Now in your precious Lord's presence for eternity.......
Love and prayers to Mark, Michael and families

It was a blessing to have known you Maureen. Your faith was an inspiration to many including myself. You will be missed, but you’re resting in the arms of Jesus now.
Condolences to your family.

My dear friend, Maureen, you are now with the Lord you love. I will miss you. Friends for 54 years since our PMH days. Deepest sympathy to Mark and Raisa.

Love, Kerry

Maureen had a good sense of humour, she was a woman of God. You will be greatly missed. May your soul rest in eternal peace.

Maureen looked after my brother and I when my parents went to England for 10 weeks (41 years ago) and then she would take me from her house to school when I was in year 11. Maureen was always so interested in what I had to say and laughed when I told her all the gossip from school. She said she wished she was a fly on the wall in the classroom with me. After I left school and she moved to Rolystone I would catch the train and she would pick me up and take me home to stay for the night. Gladys ( her mum)would cook Indian food and the three of us would chat and giggle. Over the years we have caught over the phone usually around our birthdays. I will miss our long birthday chat this year.
Maureen loved Jesus and now she doesn’t have to wait to be with him.

We have fond memories of a lovely lady, and of our many chats.
It was a pleasure to have known you, Maureen.
Rest In Peace.

I have fond memories of Maureen.
She loved God.
She had a genuine love for people.

From Greg Burton -
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