Karen Bosworth

Karen's childhood home on Grove Street was the next house to the north from my Grandparents' home. As a child, my Dad's job with Shell, took him from San Francisco to Manhattan, but he often flew back and forth to San Francisco. Small children could ride for free, so one summer, when I was 5, he brought me out to stay with his parents. Karen was such a great neighbor! She let me come play with her and her brother Norman. She put us together to open a little lemonade stand on Grove street to...

My Aunt Karen will be greatly missed. I received so much love and laughter from her always. I will miss her infectious smile after she would call me Kenno. Our family Thanksgiving and Xmas holiday dinners at their house when I was a kid were the best. I wish I could have told her thank you for allowing me to stay at there house during the summer in high school. How fortunate I was to have the privilege of being her dance partner while we took country dance lessons at the Villa! I will...

I'm going to miss Karen not only at our dominos games, but seeing her wonderful smile. She will always be #1. She always knew how to be a good friend. Love to her beautiful girls. Phyllis & Jim Pedroncelli

I was privileged to work with Karen for 16 years on the Sonoma County Board of Education. Karen was a good friend and mentor to me and I am grateful to have known her. She was always kind and was one of the finest people I have ever known. I am so sorry for the family's loss.

I worked at the store for Harry and Karen and Karen was always so sweet. I know she will be missed by her girls and Norm.

I remember her very nice lady always shopped at Bosworth hardware..RIP beautiful lady

I last saw Karen at a Geyserville Chamber dinner and was gabbing away at her, when all of the sudden she smiled and said, "Debbie, it is so good to see you", I laughed with her and we hugged. Karen was an earthly angel, sent to make our lives a little better with each smile. She will be missed by all who knew her. My sincerest condolences to her loved ones. God's speed Karen, say hello to Harry and Joe for me:)

I remember her smile and genuine interest. At Maggie and Jiggs she purchased an oak barrel bench that I made as a scholarship silent auction item. She took the time to listen about how it was inspired, by mentoring a child in woodworking skills; and, when I saw her she always told me how much she liked her bench. She took the time to appreciate all the little things of life and the energy of people.

I worked at Bosworth´s Store for a few years. I Loved it when Karen would come in to the store and sit on the stool and chat! But the best was her laugh! I can still hear it! Harry and Karen were very special to me! Candy