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MaryGrace Hedge
October 28, 2010
Adam - Please know that you are in our prayers. Jason let us know about your mom's passing. We will continue to keep you in our thoughts.
OC DCCS Employee
October 28, 2010
I don't know you Karen, but since you are a retired Orange County DCSS employee--that makes you part of the OC family. I am impressed that at the young age of 62 you had accomplished several projects that benefitted the community, not just you. That is why God puts us on this Earth -- to serve HIM and continue HIS work. God bless and hold you near HIM to infinity. Peace will come to Adam knowing you are resting in your eternal home.
Francine Bates
October 26, 2010
Karen always had a very hearty laugh and an easy smile for everyone. She spoke of her son Adam often and with much pride. I never had the chance to know her well, but I do know that she was well loved and will be missed by all. I knew her from the Tall Club from years ago.
October 26, 2010
Karen,
I am a better person for having known you You were always teaching those that would listen valuable lessons on life. Bless you. DCSS employee.
Amanda Aguilar
October 24, 2010
Karen I can not believe you are gone. I hoped this day would not come and for what seems like so soon you were a wonderful women and mother I see so much of you in Adam and that means the world to me. you gave me my best friend and for that I thank you You will forever be missed but I know you are home now and that is the one thing to be thankful for during this hard time I want you to know you can be at peace and I will try with all my power to hold Adam together. Good luck on your journey Karen you will not be for gotten.
Janet Sagan
October 24, 2010
Karen always had a smile on her face, no matter what she was going through in her life. She always thought of the good in people and was always there to help in any way she could. The world was a better place with Karen in it and I can only hope and pray she knew how much she touched each persons life in one way or another. I will greatly miss our talks and her friendship. Some day we will meet again. My prayers go to her son Adam, her pride and joy in her life. There was never a time we talked that she wasn't always bragging about her son. The good memories of Karen will live on forever within me.
Janet Sagan
October 24, 2010
Karen always had a smile on her face, no matter what she was going through in her life. She always thought of the good in people and was always there to help in any way she could. The world was a better place with Karen in it and I can only hope and pray she knew how much she touched each persons life in one way or another. I will greatly miss our talks and her friendship. Some day we will meet again. My prayers go to her son Adam, her pride and joy in her life. There was never a time we talked that she wasn't always bragging about her son. The good memories of Karen will live on forever within me.
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