Maurine Storm Babicky

I was so sorry to hear about Maurine´s passing. She and my Mom, Ava, became such good friends at Oakmont East. I´ll always remember her kindness. When my Mom was in her final days, Maurine came into her room, held her hand and said the sweetest things to her-it meant so much to us. I also loved hearing Maurine´s stories about the Whaler in Maui, especially when she and Bob bought their place at the Whaler and all the ways they became involved there. Those memories clearly brought her so...

Maurine was one of those bigger than life personalities. Full of love for people, and a good time. They don't make them like her anymore. God bless her!

Sending Maurine Aloha thoughts and prayers from "some" of her Maui Ohana The memories we hold near and dear to our hearts will never die... Lots of love and hugs, Lorri & Scottie

Edith and I met Maureen when she was one of the 4 Queens of Kaanapali Beach. The Whaler will not be the same without her. I will miss her greatly. So many wonderful memories. So sorry for you loss Lynn.

Hi Lynn, We are all very sorry about you losing your mom, our friend, my Hawaiian mama, and a very special person. We will miss her deeply. We followed her last days as we were in Maui, our common special place. I didn´t bother to write to you before because you were overwhelmed with everything. We will think about you on June 23rd. With love Monika, Gunter, Simone and Emily

I will always have the fondest memories of this special lady. May she rest in peaceAnd will always be a big part of my Maui memories Thank you for sharing Lorri.

I was Maureen and Bob's mail carrier for about 20 years. She was always on her way to Hawaii. I remember her whale necklace. My condolences to Lynn and family.