Maureen Jacklin (14 Sep 1932 - 10 Apr 2020)

In memory of dear Maureen

Maureen was a lovely , caring , kind lady and I was honoured to know her . a truly great mum to Anne and Linda I know that she will be greatly missed by all . Rest peacefully with Jack now your pain and trials are over. All our love Diane and Lawrence x

Maureen you will be sadly missed, it just will not be the same not seeing you at Anne and Clives family gatherings. May you rest in peace now and be pain free, such a gentle and kind lovely lady. God bless x

Maureen will be sadly missed, and our thoughts are with you all at this time.

Maureen you will be sadly missed, but remembered forever. May you rest in peace and know you leave us with cherished memories xxx

I have known 'Auntie Maureen' all my life - 66 years, as a cherished friend of Cyril and Norah Oakins, my parents. I remember her as being a very pretty, very kind and softly-spoken lady with a dry sense of humour which Cyril loved.
I remember countless summer stays at holiday camps with the Jacklins and Shorters and many fun get-togethers since. I hope the Jacklins, Oakins and Shorters are reunited and having great times again.
A lovely lady, wife, Mother, Grandmother, Great-Grandmother and friend who will be missed by many.
Rest in peace Auntie Maureen xxx

Fond memories

Fond memories

I have very fond memories Of Maureen. So many years of my life were spent enjoying life with the Jacklins! I was always made to feel at home, I relaxed, had fun and was made to feel part of their family. I especially enjoyed Maureen’s apple crumble and rice puddings - to the envy of my own mother, who became irritated by my constant praise for Maureen’s cooking and wonderful offerings. Maureen and Jack were a very special couple - warm, generous and funny. Both of them were a huge part of my early life. I never once saw Maureen angry or bitter - only welcoming and kind to others. I am so sorry not to have seen more of them both in their later years. But Those memories live on and I treasure many happy memories of the times we shared when we were younger. I know Maureen was loved by her family and she was very fulfilled and happy being at the centre of the family and being a part of their adventures, successes and blips.
God bless

I will remember Aunt Maureen as a kind, loving soul.
AsMaureen was my Dad’s twin sister, we were all quite close especially when she, Jack, Ann and Linda lived opposite us.
Maureen was always good company and have fond memories of parties at 15 Burcharbro Road where Maureen would be a great hostess and provide a fantastic spread.
She was always good to talk to an even in later years when her health was deteriorating and sadly had lost Jack, she was always managed to raise a smile.

Maureen was a wonderful Wife, Mother grandmother, great grandmother and Mother in Law. She and Jack accepted me into the family and made me welcome. I must have been a pain in the bum sometimes but their love and acceptance of me has helped soften my rough edges and mellowed my somewhat moody thoughts and helped make me who I am today. I will sorely miss her.