Karen-Horner-Obituary

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Karen T. Horner

Lynn, Massachusetts

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DIED
January 28, 2026
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Lynn, Massachusetts

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Goodrich Funeral Home - Lynn Obituary

Karen Theresa Horner, 65, of Lynn, Massachusetts, passed away peacefully on January 28, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of integrity, compassion, and love. Born on April 26, 1960, to James Weldon Horner, Sr. and Mamie Lou “Helen” Horner, Karen grew up in Dorchester, Massachusetts.  A proud...

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Karen was such a great person. When I went back to the MTA Boston office, she took my job in Lynnfield. Every time she would call me with a question about the office, we would end up laughing!

Rest in peace, Karen.

It so sad to hear of Karens passing. She was such a lovely, kind and caring person and will be dearly missed by all!

Ms. Karen, I thank you for welcoming me to MTA with open arms and always enlightening me with information. Heaven has welcomed you with open arms, I will miss your laugh and your bright smile!

Karen was my administrative assistant in the Legal Services Division at the MTA. She was among the smartest people that I have ever met. She was also kind, funny and wise. We shared a love for Donny Hathaway’s music and I will think of her whenever I hear one of his songs. The world is diminished now that she is gone.

Rest in peace my dear classmate of Lexington high school . 2026

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

I remember Karen’s giggle as a child. Whenever I saw her she always had a genuine smile. As life often does, we move in opposite directions but always remember those things that remind us of home, and those that we love. I pray that her children and grandchildren find comfort in the memories they share and the peace of knowing that she is resting in perfect peace.
Love,
Bridget Porter

Karen you were the best little sister I could have asked for. I am truly going to miss your presence in my life. I will always love you and miss you.Till we meet again. Love you, Sandy

A wonderful colleague and friend, she always had a smile and good disposition and treated everyone with kindness. I will miss her, but remember her with those qualities. Alan Jay Rom