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Sister Maureen Delahunt
May 3, 1930 ~ January 7, 2017 (age 86) 86 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Donna Kemp, Stephen Delahunt and family
January 15, 2017 1:44 PM
On this sad occasion we extend our prayers and sympathies to all Sister Maureen's dear friends and family.
Sister Eileen has been a rock thorough these last years of Sister Maureen's numerous health crises and is well deserving of a special thank you.
Rest in peace aunt Maureen.
Sister Eileen has been a rock thorough these last years of Sister Maureen's numerous health crises and is well deserving of a special thank you.
Rest in peace aunt Maureen.
Message from Joan Person
January 11, 2017 1:01 PM
Sister Maureen spent many nights caring for her aunt (my grandmother), Annie Donovan Montgomery who was bed-ridden for nine years. This was before she entered the religious order, Daughters of Charity. At that time she was living in Boston and was a nurse at the Carney Hospital. I remember many nights kneeling at my grandmother's bedside while Maureen lead us in saying the rosary. Sister Maureen was a kind and loving woman who had such spirituality. She lead by example and now is enjoying her eternal reward.
A candle was lit by Jocelyn Delahunt and Delahunt & Carlin family
on January 11, 2017 11:32 AM
Message from Susan Delahunt
January 10, 2017 11:25 AM
I was so saddened to hear of my Aunt Maureen's passing.
Sr. Maureen was such a delightful, warm and fun person. My father, her brother Austin, nicknamed her "Cyclone" when they were kids, and as an adult I understood why - I can see that she was indeed a force of nature. Summer family get-togethers were always even more fun once she arrived.
I especially want to express my condolences to Sr. Eileen Donahue. Sr. Maureen spoke so fondly of you, and told me how grateful she was to have you as a friend. I know you made her life richer, and your assistance must have been such a comfort to her as her difficulties increased. I know you will miss her, and I hope you know how grateful we all are for all that you have done for her.
Sr. Maureen was such a delightful, warm and fun person. My father, her brother Austin, nicknamed her "Cyclone" when they were kids, and as an adult I understood why - I can see that she was indeed a force of nature. Summer family get-togethers were always even more fun once she arrived.
I especially want to express my condolences to Sr. Eileen Donahue. Sr. Maureen spoke so fondly of you, and told me how grateful she was to have you as a friend. I know you made her life richer, and your assistance must have been such a comfort to her as her difficulties increased. I know you will miss her, and I hope you know how grateful we all are for all that you have done for her.
Message from Susan Goslin
January 10, 2017 10:33 AM
To one of my favourite great aunts. You will be greatly missed on this earth. Thank you for always showing your kindness and loving ways xx
Message from John delahunt and christina
January 10, 2017 7:06 AM
Wanted to send our love, hugs and condolences .Wish we could be there . Sending love from Canada.
A candle was lit by Nancy Gordon
on January 9, 2017 11:15 PM
Message from Nancy Ann (Delahunt) Gordon
January 9, 2017 11:14 PM
It has been a pleasure having Sister Maureen as my Aunt all of these years, I will miss her very much she has helped me many times with her guidance.
Again I send my thanks to Sister Eileen and all of those who helped Maureen through her sickness in her last years.
Nancy (Delahunt) Gordon
Again I send my thanks to Sister Eileen and all of those who helped Maureen through her sickness in her last years.
Nancy (Delahunt) Gordon
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