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Barbara Kay Karol

Columbus, Ohio

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Karol Barbara Kay Karol, of Columbus, died unexpectedly March 12, 2015 at her home. She was born in Lima, Ohio to the late Jack and Betty (Tolford) Sanders on June 19, 1943. Barbara grew up in several small towns in northern Ohio where she eventually graduated from Salem High School before going...

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Barb was one of the best teachers I had at Kent's J School. I've always felt lucky to have known her.

Very sorry for your loss. Barb was a great friend when she was at Kent State, when we played bridge almost every day. And I remember watching Browns games at her apartment on Sunday. Great wit and great sense of humor.

In her presence you were amidst the angels

In her presence you felt the laughter of children

In her presence you felt the comfort of the sand beneath your toes and the wind in your hair

In her presence you felt the embrace and the love of a mother who held you unconditionally

In her presence you felt the gentle trust of a newborn baby

In her presence you felt the genuine concerns of your needs

In her presence you knew you were...

Mark and Kelly,
I'm so sorry for you loss. I have very fond memories of your mother from her time working at Kent State's school of journalism. She was a fabulous teacher and very supportive of the students in the school. I still think of her often.

Kelly and Mark: Very sorry to hear about your mom. Barb was a dear friend, colleague and bridge partner during some wonderful years in the School of Journalism at Kent State.

Sorry for your loss.

Dear Kelly and Mark,

Your mother and I were friends while you lived in Salem. Although we had lost touch with each other, I thought of her often. I am so sad to hear about her passing. She was a wonderful friend and mentor to me as she was to so many others. She was a special person. With great sympathy, Jeri Hillyer Francis.

Mark and Kelly:
I am certain the many memories of your Mom will follow you for the rest of your lives. Hold on to each other. Sharing those memories will help lighten your spirits.