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Mark Herndon
December 22, 2010
Her home on Tufts Circle in Walnut will always be my home of memory. My thoughts and prayers go out to Barbara, Steve, Kirby and all of her family. Karen will be fondly missed by all who had the fortune to know her.
Sally Kearns
September 28, 2010
Ocean Park,Wa.is where her beach home & beach friends are. We're thankful we knew her with her fiesty spirit.we will always remember our times together - Jazz & oysters,sunshine & rain - kite festival visits,etc.
thinking of you all, John & Sally
Sandy Farina
September 28, 2010
Karen shared her bright smile and wonderful sense of humor with all of us on Tufts Circle. She was always organizing get-togethers for the entire neighborhood, most of the time in her home. We were always warmly welcomed and with a smile that lit up the room. She always had a positive attitude and was just a very special person. I feel very priviledged to have known her. Our condolences to Kirby and family.
Gayle Melbourne McThomas
September 27, 2010
I remember well the first time I met Karen. They had just moved to Walnut and I was at Suzanne Middle School setting up for a Lunch with Santa sponsored by the Walnut Jr. Women's Club. She came in and, thinking it was a "drop the kids off" kind of event, asked if she could leave Barbara and Steven. We hesitated, but there was just something about Karen and we said OK. When she left I remember saying, "We need to get her into Juniors and we did! She was delightful with her sense of humor, a twinkle in her eyes and a warmth that always made one feel welcome. I moved from Walnut 31 years ago, but always knew how Karen and some of the others from the Walnut "group" were doing through mutual friends. I last saw Karen at a wedding reception about five years ago and had a chance to visit briefly with her. The smile and twinkle that I remembered from years ago were still there along with her warmth. My thoughts and prayers go out to Kirby and family.
Linda Holmes
September 24, 2010
Karen contributed to some of my fondest memories in Walnut. She was a kind, smart, beautiful and generous lady whose volunteerism contributed greatly to the community she loved. Her kindness and laughter will be greatly missed. My deepest condolences to her family.
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