Maureen Keating Richard

Maureen and I became great friends starting in the second grade at St. Augustine's and continuing through our days at the Little Round Park and later life until her untimely passing; we were frequent roommates at Big Chill weeks. I will miss her terribly. Love, Helen

Maureen, can't seem to stop thinking about you. This is so hard to accept. I can still hear your voice when I pick up the phone saying, 'Hey there, sweetie.'

To all the Richards, especially Ray,

I just learned about Maureen. She called me her Boat Mate, as Windsong was next to my boat at Marina Bay. When I arrived the first year I was so lost. She made me feel so comfortable as a single woman boat owner Always smiled and laughed. When I met the first grandchild at the Marina there was never anything to talk about but the beauty of the birth of them

My heart goes out to all of you for your loss.

Maureen - Thank you for the cherished memories woven into our life's tapestry; from our carefree days at the Little Round Park to the afternoon we shared at Twin Rivers at the last Chill. Rest easy, Dearest One, you shall never be forgotten! Much Love,

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You are in my thoughts and prayers Christi and Greg, your mother was so great when we were growing up. I am so sorry. Beth (Cheverie) Nolan.