In Memory of Maureen
It is never easy to express your feelings with words when you are grieving. The Answer Network family lost a loved one on September 15, 2011. Maureen was a vital part of our organization since October of 2004. She was quite the character and was responsible for many smiles and laughs throughout our hallways over the past seven years.
We wanted to do something to honor her memory and let everyone know how special to us she is and will always remain. The following are feelings and comments a few of our staff wanted to share about Maureen and her value to our answering service team:
“Maureen always had a smile and was the first one to take a jab at me when I walked through the door to the call center. She was always willing to take on a task and her first concern was our clients. Our clients loved Maureen as much as we did and she surely will be missed.”
Mike Fultz, Owner
“Maureen was such an asset to our team. She loved a challenge and loved to explore our system and learn new things. Her quick wit and special gift of “reading” people was unlike anyone else I have ever known. I often referred to her as my right arm and I will miss and love her always!”
Julia Childress, General Manager
“I am full of regret to not have had the pleasure to have met Maureen personally but from all the tender hearted words said on her behalf I am aware of what an amazing human being she was. I have great insight of how incredible she was to the people in her life. She truly touched a lot of people’s hearts and souls and I know how much she will be missed and loved beyond expression. My heartfelt sympathies go out to her family, friends and loved ones. She will be with you always.”
Sarah, Colleague
“I too miss Maureen. Her family remains in my thoughts and prayers. I will always remember her thumbs up and hearing her voice throughout the office. To be as small as she was I always knew when she was about to appear at my door! Maureen was very much a take charge personality and it showed tremendously in the work she did for us. I wish her family and friends peace in the knowledge that she is no longer suffering and is in a much better place.”
Mandi Neese, Vice President
We miss you Maureen!
