It is hard to imagine a world without Maureen.  She loved her family and friends, especially her new great granddaughter.  She enjoyed many a juicy rare steak with her family seated around her and made it her mission to save the poor chickens from being eaten.  You could always spot Maureen coming with her red hair and her fancy car.  She would always rib you, trying to get a reaction.  You could spot her home by the perfectly timed wreath, appropriate for the current holiday or season.  No matter her physical struggles, Maureen did not let it slow her down as she went to plays and dinners, family functions and travels.  She worked tirelessly at her physical therapy to keep going.

Maureen was a beloved sister, mother, grandmother and great grandmother.  Her family is grateful for the peaceful manner in which she passed.  After saying goodnight to her grandson, she closed her eyes and went to sleep where she now rests in peace.  She is already missed by those who survive her including her sister Brenda Sullivan of Simsbury Connecticut, Her daughter Alicia Bersch and Husband David Bersch, Grandson Shaun Bersch and his wife Marietha, Grandson Eric Bersch and Great Granddaughter Henrietta Bersch all of Boynton Beach, Florida.  She was predeceased by her beloved husband Ronald F. Kolpak.

Never one to make things easy, her funeral arrangements in New Britain, Connecticut are complicated by Coronavirus.  Please check with the family for more details.