Karen Eagon-McCabe

Karen and I were friends in high school and renewed that friendship later in life. We tried to keep in touch as much as we could. It saddens me that I won't get to talk to her again, but I do know that I will see her again. She was a wonderful person and friend. I loved her dearly.

For 32 years Karen made things work at Springbrook Farm. The bed and breakfast phase, the nutstand phase...nothing was too much for her. She kept things running smoothly, covered all the bases, never missed a day, trained extra help when we needed it, babysat the dog, all the while doing a remarkable job of raising Peter and Rachel, who are real tributes to her. Our entire family truly misses her. She was an irreplaceable part of it .and kept it moving. She was a wonderful friend as well....

Karen had a calmness that belied her almost constant movement and accomplishing tasks. I had the pleasure of working with her for several years organizing the cousins' reunion which was held in her backyard a number of times. We always felt welcomed and comfortable. I will miss her deeply.

Such a beautiful tribute to Karen. Karen was a "younger" cousin (5 years) whom I always admired. She was fully alive and knew how to have fun. Living in Canada, I did not see her very often in the past years, but she was family. All the best to Chris and all of Karen's family.

A lifelong friend and "sister". I miss our, at least, weekly phone calls and time together. You Are missed and will always be in my heart.

Stewart and Karen went to school together and I played softball with Karen. We got to catch up with her at last years high school reunion. Prayers for the family. We will be out of town on the 17th, sorry to miss it. God bless.

I worked with Karen´s Mom, June. For many years I would hear the latest news about Karen and her siblings. I am sorry to hear about her passing.

I was so saddened to hear that Karen passed. We reconnected at our high reunion and met up afterwards. I will have those memories. Sorry for your loss.