Carmen Bjork

Jerry, Lisa and Lori and all of Carmen's Family who she loved so much, I miss Carmen as a friend and as Very Special Events' manager for 25 years. While it was a loss of VSE, I was so glad that Carmen worked less in recent years to travel and spend time with her family. Prayers to all.

Jerry, I am so sad that you lost your Carmen. We all had such great times together. So glad for those memories. Sending hugs

Eileen Haag

Jerry, Lisa, Lori and family,
Our hearts go out to all of you. Carmen was a special person and I'll miss her sense of humor. We didn't get to do that last lunch but I loved our other lunches - we sure laughed a lot and I don't think I will be able go to Westwood without seeing her walking miles on end every Saturday when I was over there. We'll miss her! Hugs to all, Walt and Linda

Carmen will be missed. Her sense of humor and ability to laugh during the tough times as well as the good times is what I will remember the most, as well as her love for her family. Thnking of you all. Kathy and Danny Embrey

Carmen, you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Pat & Bob LaJoie

Jerry, Lori, Lisa and all your kids and grand kids.
Carmen was so special to me and to all of our YoYo group, high school, grade school pals. We are all so sad and will remember her always. That girl/woman was a real hoot and always looked at life with the glass half full. Gease = Go Chargers! Hug our pals Cindy T. and Cindy H. I love you, L/Hallam

Carmen,
You've been a wonderful friend. Playing bridge, going to the movies and lunch with the girls are just a few of the memories I will cherish. You will be missed greatly!

Love,
Carolyn Sjodin

To Jerry and Joe, who I know very well, especially Jerry since 1974 (back when we braved coaching adult womens softball at the Westwood Club) and the entire family, our thoughts are with you.

My encounters with Carmen were few over the years, and I must say Jerry was one lucky Man, as were the step children, her children and entire family to have had such a wonderful lady in their life.

I used to tease Jerry saying, "what the heck does a beautiful gal like that see in...

Carmen Gease Bjork was one of the most liked and respected members of the Lincoln Southeast Class of 1960. Her talents were numerous, her intellect respected, her demeanor refined, her compassion manifest. Little, however, did we, her classmates, know that she could cook with five or fewer ingredients! I thought I did that yesterday morning when I opened that packet of oatmeal, added water, and slipped it into the microwave! So, I thought I was special! Not! Obviously, Carmen brought...