Maureen "Mo" Daley 67 and Jonathan "Jesse" Miller 53 Wilmington, Delaware entered Heavens Gates on April 13 2016 to join the Angels.
They both had successful careers Maureen as a flight attendant and Jesse as a Sargent in the US Marine Corps they met on a flight to Iraq during the Desert Storm Operation. Whilst living in California they were both involved in a dreadful motor bike accident on Jesse's Harley riding to a Renaissance Fair, Jesse suffered irreparable brain damage Maureen was also critically injured. Whilst in recovery she remained at Jesse's bedside waiting for him to regain consciousness. It was a long and hard recovery for Jesse he underwent intensive rehabilitation for mobility, balance and speech with Maureen by his side, she was a tough task master and pushed him to his full potential. It was an extremely difficult and emotional time for them both.
Maureen resigned from the airline and Jesse was retired from the Marine Corps they chose to move to back to Wilmington where Maureen became Jesse' full time caregiver. Jesse took up most of her time but she was still able to create a small business working from home, making hand made beeswax candles and ornaments, she named the company "Candles for Jesse" they didn't make a fortune just enough to live on and donated a share of their income to the wonderful work of the Brain Injury Association in Delaware.
They were a couple so very much in love, they were inseparable this also seems true in death.
The good Lord has his own plans for them now.
Maureen is survived by her sister Shelagh and Jesse by his daughters Ashley and Stephanie.
They both had successful careers Maureen as a flight attendant and Jesse as a Sargent in the US Marine Corps they met on a flight to Iraq during the Desert Storm Operation. Whilst living in California they were both involved in a dreadful motor bike accident on Jesse's Harley riding to a Renaissance Fair, Jesse suffered irreparable brain damage Maureen was also critically injured. Whilst in recovery she remained at Jesse's bedside waiting for him to regain consciousness. It was a long and hard recovery for Jesse he underwent intensive rehabilitation for mobility, balance and speech with Maureen by his side, she was a tough task master and pushed him to his full potential. It was an extremely difficult and emotional time for them both.
Maureen resigned from the airline and Jesse was retired from the Marine Corps they chose to move to back to Wilmington where Maureen became Jesse' full time caregiver. Jesse took up most of her time but she was still able to create a small business working from home, making hand made beeswax candles and ornaments, she named the company "Candles for Jesse" they didn't make a fortune just enough to live on and donated a share of their income to the wonderful work of the Brain Injury Association in Delaware.
They were a couple so very much in love, they were inseparable this also seems true in death.
The good Lord has his own plans for them now.
Maureen is survived by her sister Shelagh and Jesse by his daughters Ashley and Stephanie.
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