Maureen Opperman

So very sorry to hear about your mother’s passing. I always admired her. She was always so put together and such a gracious and lovely lady.

Dear Anne and David,
Great photo of your mother. I always thought she was striking, very pretty really. Often, when at the end of Gallup Street at the stop sign (our daughter Jennie and her family live on Gendron) I will look up and have a brief memory of your family. I guess that is what happens when you live in the same area for over 70 years. It is a difficult milestone to lose your mother. She lived a long and very productive life. Sending condolences and God's peace for you...

Dearest Anne, Emily, David and other family members,

My sincerest condolences go out to you all on the loss of Maureen. I considered her as a second mom during our high school years, and I will always remember the vacations I got to go on with you and your family Anne! Many fond memories of her with remain in my heart. Gods blessings and love to you all.
Diane

Maureen was a lovely lady who was a very good neighbor to my parents for many years. My condolences to Anne and David. May her memory always be a blessing to those who knew and loved her.

I want to say that Maureen and I were in the first LPN class at Day Kimball Hospital. We had a wonderful time together helping each other . It was great to know her.
Shirley Morrison

Anne and family,

We are all so very sorry to hear of your mother's passing. Prayers to you all. May the happy memories you have in your heart lift you in the coming days.

Mrs. Opperman was my first grade teacher at Plainfield Grammar School in 1983. I remember her and her classroom vividly and with great fondness. I thought she was a wonderful lady. My condolences to her loved ones.