Maureen Querio

To Don and Family, This must be a difficult time for everyone but I know the Lord´s love will surround you and comfort you. I hope many happy memories of Maureen´s life will lighten the darkness. Maureen and I were friends from our Elementary school days, with BlueBirds and dancing classes included. I fondly remember afternoons with Annie´s cookies hot from the oven, listening to George (the parrot) talk, spending nights at 511 Muirfield, listening to the player piano and talking half the...

Hal and I are sending love and our condolences to Don, John, Cynthia and all those beautiful grandchildren and their parents. We are thinking of you and can only imagine how much you miss her kind, generous and energetic spirit.Sending you all much love. Jenny and Hal Monbouquette

I had the privilege of being Maureen's Speech-Language Pathologist for the past several months. She was full of life and eager to work on any exercises assigned. She always had a smile, laugh or comment on whatever topic being discussed. I am grateful to Don, Cynthia and Corey for inviting me into their home as well as their heart so that Maureen and I could work together locally. Blessings of Peace to all knew Maureen. Terri Snyder, MA CCC-SLP, Walnut Creek, CA

A remarkable woman who happily devoted her life to the welfare of others

Dear Don & Family, We are so sad to hear this news! I know my parents, Allan and Arleen Fink, loved both of you very much. May there be some solace in knowing mom and dad are welcoming her with open arms. Much love to you, Don, and to your dear family. Vickie (Fink) Lytle

Maureen was always engaged, kind, and caring. What a privilege I was blessed with to have Maureen, Don, and all the rest of the Querio and Jenks families for over a half century. Her bright legacy left to the rest of us are the shining examples she left as her husband, her children, and all those she touched. Maryett and I send our love and prayers to Maureen and the family from Tennessee.