“I never thought I’d be in need of someone for transcription services but I found myself in possession of the personal journals of a talented artist. These journals sat untouched for 75 years until Maureen Hahn took on my request to uncover their contents. The handwriting was erratic and difficult to read, but in short order was deciphered and put together in a beautiful and readable format. Thanks to this undertaking, the words of this long forgotten talent have resurfaced and can be shared once again.”

— Joseph L.

“Having someone to assist me with purging and organization is so helpful. To do this while still in a healthy state of mind and body makes it less of a burden. I am doing this for myself and my children, to make it easier for them when I die. The Swedish death cleaning is so beneficial and makes for a more simple existence, without excess. Thank you Maureen. Your kind, warm and caring ways make a huge difference in what could otherwise be an emotionally difficult situation.”

— Margie F.

“Maureen was many things to our ailing mother, but perhaps her most lasting contribution was the work she did on Mom’s memoirs. She took a genuine interest in our Mom and her story, gently teased out anecdotes that would otherwise have remain buried, then knit it all together in a highly readable structure. She even deciphered chicken scratch hand writing and keyed in copy that was extremely clean. I do not hesitate giving Maureen the highest marks for her work on what has become a treasured document.”

— Justin P.

“Maureen Hahn worked under my supervision in the Burchfield Penney Art Center Archives from 2015 - 2019. I trained Maureen on digitization, documentation, transcription, and art handling practices according to accepted archival and museum standards. I trust Maureen completely, and know she has the skills necessary to digitize and organize historical documentation with care and intention. She is also one of the nicest and sweetest humans I've ever met, and a joy to be around!”

— Heather Gring, Archivist (MLIS/MAS), Burchfield Penney Art Center