Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Meyers, Maureen "Mo" M. 2002
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Portland Review & Observer, 1 Sep 2002
	
Maureen M. Meyers, 55, of Grand Rapids, formerly of Portland, passed away
Monday, Aug. 26, 2002.  Maureen was born in Portland, March 31, 1947, the
daughter of Bernard and Virginia (Fedewa) Meyers.  She graduated from St.
Patrick’s in Portland in 1965, then went on to nursing school and graduated from
St. Mary’s Mercy School of Nursing.  She was a nurse for 35 years working at St.
Mary’s Hospital, Droste Ferguson Hospital, Dr. Matternowski’s office and
Metropolitan Hospital in Grand Rapids.  She then moved to Ann Arbor and worked
at the University of Michigan Hospital.

Maureen eventually moved to North Carolina and worked at Moses Cohn Hospital for
two and half years in Greensboro, NC.  She enjoyed sporting events, going to
Gilda’s House in Grand Rapids, traveling, and loved to spend time with family
and friends.  

She was preceded in death by her father, Bernard and brother, Bobby.  She is
survived by mother, Virginia Meyers of Portland; brothers, Ron (Linda) of Lyons,
Mike (Linda) of Portland, Gary and friend Bernie of Portland, Dave of Aurora,
Colo., Kevin (Teresa) of Grand Rapids, and Dennis of St. Claire Shores; sisters,
Susan (George) Scarbrough of Reed City, and Diane (Gordy) Fawley of Ponderay,
Idaho; 17 nieces and nephews; three great nephews.

The Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated by Rev. Charles D. Hall, Pastor Aug.
30 at St. Patrick Catholic Church, Portland with inurnment at St. Mary’s
Catholic Cemetery, Westphalia.  Arrangements were handled by Schrauben-Lehman
Funeral Home, Portland.
	
She fought a courageous three year battle with cancer, and died at Hospice Home
of Hope in Cutlerville.  Contributions may be made to Gilda’s House in Grand
Rapids or to the Fr. Flohe Fund at St. Patrick’s Church in Portland.


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