So very sorry to hear of Maureen's passing.
I remember her most for her work on the PAB and in community investing, especially when she worked at OIKOCREDIT and roped me into service on that board. But...it was a great blessings for me to spend more time during those years.
Blessings my friend.
Pat Daly OP

Maureen Sister Shaun Paul, Fenlon is my first cousin. She leaves behind a lifetime of fond memories beginning in early childhood when I visited my five first cousins, which included her three brothers plus one younger sister, in Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan. We always had a fun time together, but we especially enjoyed visiting Hessel, on Lake Huron, where our grandmother Fenlon lived. We enjoyed boating through the Les Cheneaux Islands channels and laughing a lot! Later, as we matured ove the years, we were separated geographically throughout the country. Eventually, Maureen came to northern California and the US Navy brought my wife and I to Long Beach, in southern California. During these more recent years on the West Coast, we managed to connect when we came north or she came south. I always looked forward to Maureen's cards and newsy letters.She was good about writing. She also enjoyed filling n the details about the Fenlon family genealogy. She stayed in touch and kept us informed regarding her latest projects. Her demeanor was unfailingly upbeat, enthusiastic, and joyful. It was good to be with her. She surprised us with the variety and the significance of her latest creative projects that served mankind. She was a beautiful gift to us. She surely left the world a happier and better place. We were blessed to have known her. Thank God for the gift of Sister Shaun Paul who we knew as Maureen.