Maureen Elizabeth Lefebvre

So sorry for your loss. We knew each other as children through family, my mom was married to her Uncle Paul and I have very fond memories of Maureen. We played a lot of card games with her brother Zeller, I spent a few months living with them as my parents were away. I even got to go to Brownies with her. She taught me a little crocheting too. We lost touch after my mom and Paul divorced but in the last several years I was reconnected with the family. I wish I had been able to know her...

I had the pleasure of working with Maureen at Colson, Hicks and Eidson. Working with her was such a pleasure. She was always so kind to me and my family. I will never forget her smile, her hazel/blue eyes and her sweet soft spoken voice. Dennis, as you know my family and I will always be here for you. Our deepest condolences.

Gary and I will miss Maureen for her sense of humor and her love of the Oakland Raiders! She always had a fun story to tell and made me feel like I was the most important person in the room when she spoke with me. My children and grandchildren always enjoyed the books Aunt Maureen and Uncle Dennis gave as Christmas gifts! She was a special part of our family and we will all miss her.

We were so fortunate to have reconnected with Maureen and my cousin Dennis in October at my Dad's 90th birthday party in Toledo. We enjoyed talking with them and her love of football and their travels to quilt shops along the way. I was only 12 when they were married at Michigan State but I remember it like it was yesterday. Beautiful wedding and beautiful couple...

We cherish the wonderful memories of Maureen´s kindness and loyalty from our teenage years to our holiday get togethers. She was a true friend. We will miss her very much. Sending much love to the Robertson and Lefebvre families.

In Memoriam: Maureen Lefebvre was one of the kindest and brilliant minds I have encountered in my 15 years as a former Paralegal. While at Colson Hicks Eidson from 2004-2016, I remember Maureen's precise and carefully crafted research and Appellate briefs, her sense of humor, her voice and blue eyes her devotion to Dennis (her husband) her camaraderie with staff and fellow attorneys, her artfully arranged office filled with eclectic treasures, her love of unique gemstones etc.. but most of...

I have memories of her when I was a child. She was always so gentle, soft spoken, and kind to me. I am so sorry Dennis.

Some of my fondest law school memories include Maureen. We shared our love of reading. I was so impressed with her study work ethic, typing up her class notes every day! My condolences to Dennis and all her loved ones.