One of the greatest blessings I have had in this career in genealogy is in the dear friendship I have with Maureen Taylor (https://maureentaylor.com) I have so many friends who are impressed that I even know this amazing lady--and they should be. But I also get to call her a dear friend. She is so talented! She can identify a family photograph from a mile away. She's earned the respect of everyone throughout the industry as a hard worker and a brilliant historian. She is a wonderful speaker and a genuinely kind person. I am just delighted every time I get to spend some time with her.
When she came to stay with me a while ago, she brought me this cute little dish and I keep my curling pins in it on the vanity in my bathroom. It makes me smile every morning when I think of Maureen. One of my love languages is gifts, and it takes me back every morning when I think that she may actually think that I make the world a better place.
Maureen has been an awesome sounding board for the challenges I come up with in my career. I'm always happy to hear from her over the phone and I know I can always turn to her when I need something. I am so thankful to have a confidant with such a wide range of experience in the industry who I can trust to be honest with and to understand what I'm feeling. We often run into the same challenges in our companies and I learn so much from her. You can't put a price on a girlfriend like that.
Maureen and Erin in Malibu this summer |
And most recently, Maureen was incredibly sweet when I was having trauma over a big birthday. She went out of her way to send these beautiful roses. She said they reminded her of me because they were in a Victorian arrangement. They were a beautiful welcome to the "half century" club. But more than that, they were a great reminder of how blessed I am to have such a dear dear ally. Thanks Maureen. I treasure our friendship
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