Maureen Stenger

Maureen was a wonderful neighbor. She had a calm, thoughtful way of talking that put me at ease. We talked about lots of things, but mostly her family. Sometimes we would page through her Thomas Kincaid picture book and she would point out her favorite print, although we agreed it was not easy to choose just one. She told me that each of his pictures had a small heart in it. I'd never noticed them until she showed me. After that, the heart was the first thing I would look for. I will miss Maureen dearly. -- Such a warm remembrance, Sally Stoll.

My thoughts and prayers to this beautiful family. I am so sorry for this loss in these unprecedented times.

Dear Jim and Stenger Family:

Your family - both your Mom and Dad - are treasured in our homes and memories.

Thank you for your coaching and kindness to our son and brother, Garry, when he played on your baseball teams.

See you in heaven, soon.

"Please hug Mr. and Mrs. Stenger, Lord!"

We are sorry for your family’s loss. Peace be with Maureen.
From,
The Hetzel family

I am one of the Thursday bridge playing friends who was lucky enough to know Maureen for many years. It was always great to be her partner and we will certainly miss her at the table. My sympathy to all the family.

My condolences. Prayers are with you. Paul Schoenfeld. Class of 76