New Comer Family Obituaries - Maureen C. Flood 1930 - 2018 - Newcomer Cremations, Funerals & Receptions

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In Loving Memory of

Maureen C. Flood

1930 - 2018

In Loving Memory of

Maureen C. Flood

1930 - 2018

Newcomer - E. Orlando Chapel (407-277-4227) is assisting the family

Maureen C Flood of Orlando, passed away January 11th, after a brief illness at the age of 87.

Maureen was born in Manchester England on July 7th 1930. Maureen met her husband, John Flood, (JJ), in England and they married in 1959.

Maureen enjoyed entertaining, socializing with her friends, (The Diva’s), and playing the card game Spite and Malice. She worked at Eckerd Drugs warehouse in Central Park from where she retired. Maureen was a loved baking and was an excellent baker and pastry chef. Her sausage rolls were a staple at all family gatherings and parties.

Maureen was preceded in death by her husband, John. She is survived by her daughters Moyia, (David), Susan, (Ken), and 5 wonderful grandchildren.

Maureen spent her final days in ICU at ORMC, and Cornerstone Hospice at ORMC. A special thank you to Meg (best friend) and Don Margoli and Juan Ramon Portillo (Ralph), for always being there for her. We would also like to thank, Kathy, with Cornerstone Hospice, who told us as we were sleeping in Mom’s room with her that the end was very near. We were able to wake up and hold our Mom’s hand as she passed to join our Dad in heaven on what would have been his 91st birthday. We know in our hearts that it was the best birthday present he ever could have received. Maureen in being cremated at Newcomer funeral home.

In lieu of flowers, the family asked that you take the time to smile at strangers, perform a random act of kindness and pay it forward.

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Susan and Moyia. What a kind, loving, beautiful lady ... your mom.
Whenever I spoke to her she always talked about how proud she was of you both and your families and her grandchildren. She would show me pictures of them over the years. She loved you all so much.
I'm so sorry for your loss and grief you feel.
Maureen was such a unique and wonderful lady........and your Mother.
Maureen ...... you will always be loved and sorely missed by all who knew you.
Until we meet again........
An old neighbor of 39 years.
Mary Ann

~ Mary Ann Camp - February 7, 2018

I can remember Maureen from when I was a child and I used to stay with Aunty Mary who I believe brought Maureen up. She left a bakery exercise book at Aunt Marys with different kinds of icing, (frosting) techniques in it. It fascinated me.

Years later myself and Steve took our two sons to stay with her and John for three weeks. It was a holiday of a lifetime.
Maureen and I always laughed at the same silly things.

I used to look forward to her and Johns visits over here, as I knew everyone was in for a good laugh and catch up.

Rest in Peace Maureen, (Ma’am), you are on in a million who has left behind a massive void.
All my love
Francesca and family xxx

~ Francesca Prentice - February 3, 2018

I was very sad to learn that Aunt Maureen had passed away.
I have always thought of Maureen as my 'Glamorous Aunt'. She lived in a far away land, had a swimming pool in her back yard, enjoyed the sunshine there and 'Wow of Wows' as a youngster, she lived near Disney! As a kid, i had to share this news with anyone that would listen.
On the few occasions that we met or spoke on the telephone or by 'tape recorders' (back in the days when tapes were all the rage), she was always happy, enjoying the moment and had copious amounts of love and kindness to share with everyone.
I know that up in heaven she is sharing precious moments with John and other family and friends that have already crossed over and 2 to 1 says she has probably baked some spectacular pastries to go with the gathering. God Bless You Aunty Maureen and Rest in Peace. All our Love, The Dunnes, Essex, UK. xxx

~ Ged Dunne - February 3, 2018

Mom, it is hard to believe you went from being the vibrant and full of energy woman you always were, to being admitted to the hospital in ICU and then heading to hospice in only a matter of seven days. I am glad you got to see all your grandchildren before you passed, and that you got to spend Christmas with Sue and her family. We will miss you and we love you. Know that Sue and I will take care of each other. I hope you and Dad are holding hands. xoxox

~ Moyia Clark - January 30, 2018

Dear Family, I am so sorry for your loss.... She was always kind to me, always smiling. She will be greatly missed..... Carol

~ Carol Flood - January 27, 2018

So so sorry for your loss. I have many memories of Mom, Maureen, Janet, and Ilene getting together. Always called it the English neighborhood and with all of us growing up in the Royal Oak and Spanish Oak area. They British ladies always getting together with each other either every night for tea/coffee, walking around the block, having get togethers/parties at each other's houses. I know what you are going through as there is an emptiness that can't be filled but just know that they are with you and watching over you.

~ Marilyn Hayes - January 25, 2018

Moyia and family,
I'm so sorry for the loss of your beautiful momma! I love your in lieu of flowers; I will perform a random act of kindness and think of your sweet family! I'm sure your mom would approve and be so proud of you! Love you, Robin

~ Robin Bontrager - January 25, 2018

Moyia, im so sorry. No words work but we say them anywsy. Peace to you in this grief.

Rand

~ Rand Hoyt - January 25, 2018

~ Rest in Peace Aunt Maureen ~

~ Craig Flood - January 25, 2018

I’ve known Mo since 1965, when we moved to Orlando. Maureen lived directly behind my parents, and she and John were a big part of our neighborhood/family get-togethers over the years. Although I didn’t see her often after getting married, whenever we did cross paths, it was as if we’d just seen each other a few days before. I’ll always remember Mo as a fun-loving, free-spirited English woman. She will be missed. My heart goes out to her family and friends.

~ Dawn Roberts - January 18, 2018

I am so sorry at the loss of a long time friend and neighbor. My thoughts and prayers are with the family and her friends in their hour of need.

~ Mildred Swanson - January 16, 2018