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Maureen M. Glazier
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This obituary was originally published in the Bakersfield Californian.
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Nick Sullivan
September 16, 2022
Not a single day or thought passes without you in it. Please welcome Mom home and show her around a bit. Mom, Dad, aunt Beth and I are doing well, hoping to move closer so we can all be together. I Love you always and forever sis. Until we meet again.
Chris Donovan
March 16, 2022
I knew Maureen in Morro Bay, California in the late 1980s. She liked to fly away in whatever direction took her fancy. She eventually flew where I could not follow. I miss her still.
Lisa Joyce Sullivan
January 18, 2018
Daily remembering my dear sister-girlfriend, Maureen.
Philip Hager
May 11, 2017
I am shocked by this, as I only conducted an online search to see if I might reach after working with her in 2003. She had been my supervisor in Sarajevo, and had encouraged me to follow the career track I am in. She managed both beauty inside and out, and I send condolences to all family and friends who knew her far better than I.
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Mari Sullivan
August 23, 2005
My heart felt condolences to Maureen's family as you recover from this terrible loss. May love peace and prayer sustain you.
Sincerely,
Mari C. Sullivan, FSNP
American Embassy
Tunis, Tunisia
Cyndy Coriell
August 18, 2005
Maureen was a very special and a very beautiful woman.
Dennis and I want to express our deepest symapthy to her family and to her many friends that are scattered all over the world.
Helen Kelly
August 17, 2005
For Maureen's family,
Maureen was a lovely person with a bright smile. My deepest sympathy to you for her sad loss to us.
Helen
Jasmina Pekmezovic
August 17, 2005
I shall remember Maureen as a great person, good friend, always smiling person with cheering spirit...
"....when one human dies, one chapter is not torn out of the book, but translated into a better language..."
So long my great friend! We shall meet again!
My deepest condolences to Maureen's family.
Jasmina, Sarajevo
James Russo
August 17, 2005
I have known Maureen since we came into the Foreign Service together back in 98. Last summer we had the opportunity to catch up when were in language training. A lovely, sweet, kind, and gifted young woman, with a real talent for languages. A terrible loss. Deepest condolences to her family.
Jeffrey Young
August 16, 2005
A fellow UCLA Bruin and alumuna of the University of California Education Program in France, Maureen possessed a rare combination of worldly intelligence, strong spirit, and remarkable beauty.
The lives of her friends, family, and colleagues are so much poorer on each day that passes without her presence.
Maureen - tu nous manques deja tellement...Sylvie, Nina and Jeff
Kendl Williams
August 15, 2005
I served with Maureen in Sarajevo and she was not only a great colleague but a kind and generous person. My heartfelt condolences go out to her family and friends.
Lisa Joyce Sullivan
August 15, 2005
Maureen:
The memories we shared will always be cherished. Rest in peace Sister-girlfriend.
Love: Lisa Sullivan
Connie Parish
August 15, 2005
For the Glazier/Doyle family,
Maureen was a wonderful person - she will be missed. I enjoyed serving with her in Poland and Bosnia. Please accept my sincere condolences, Connie Parish
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