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Maureen (Moe) Patricia Whalen

February 05, 1948 - December 05, 2022
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Judy DePuy

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Judy DePuy

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Maureen (Moe) Patricia Whalen

February 05, 1948 - December 05, 2022

It is with great sorrow that we announce the death of a beautiful vivacious soul. Maureen passed away unexpectedly at her home in Campbell, California. Preceded in death by her father Joseph Whalen, mother Bernice Whalen and most recently her older brother Joe Whalen. 

In 1991 Maureen was a graduate of San Jose State University, where she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts Photography degree. In 1994 she received her Master of Fine Arts Photography degree from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York.

A creative woman who was passionate about her art, Maureen also loved music, and was an exquisite cook. Her energetic and lively personality rendered her a bright star in any room, people loved being around her. Sometimes her big personality got in the way of her interpersonal relationships, yet those who really knew her realized she was all about love. 

Dearly missed by her sister Judy DePuy (Jim). Maureen also leaves sister Buffy Whalen-Villaneuva (Josue) and brothers Kevin Whalen (Julie), Tim Whalen, nieces Kelli DePuy and Jenna Bertels, nephews Bryan Whalen, Joseph Reed Whalen, Carlos and Michael Whalen, and cousins from the Northeast. 

She also left behind dear friends from her childhood days growing up in Hopkinton MA who remember and loved her joyful, fun filled spirit. 

If ever there is tomorrow 
when we’re not together…
there is something you must
always remember. You are 
braver than you believe.
stronger than you seem. 
and smarter than you think.
But the most important 
thing is, even if we’re apart…
I’ll always be with you.  A.A. Milne

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Chris Arcus My heart goes out to those who knew and loved Moe. Its true and a fitting description of Moe. She had a big heart. She deserves to be remembered. A great creative artist, a lover of jazz music, and more. She told me she used to sing. I remember going with her to Cafe Stritch. She also loved to dress colorfully, and painted her pickup with flowers all over it. I will miss her smile and wit.
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