Karen Owen-Moore

I first knew Karen from her friendly happy smile at McDonalds! I then had the pleasure of working with her at Arbor Circle. Such a sweetheart and always so kind and happy. So sorry for your loss

I remember her funny sense of humor she had and her laugh. I do also remember her working at McDonalds and loved it and the people loved her. My sympathy to her family and friends.

Steve, I am so very sorry to hear of Karen's passing. She was one great lady filled with lots of love and laughter. Many hugs and prayers.
Lori
From the Veterinarians office.

I worked at Medawar’s in the late 90s and early 2000s at Leonard and Fuller. She was, by far, my favorite person to serve at the jewelry store. Her laughter was so incredibly contagious. As I type this, I can still hear her laugh! Even when I didn’t see her at the jewelry store, I would occasionally go to Mickey D’s across the street and sometimes, even in the drive through, I could hear her laugh before she even had a chance to take my order. I’m really sorry for your loss, the world lost a...

I will miss talking to you especially at Christmas when I always received the "Merry Ho Ho" telephone call.
There was never a dull moment around Karen.
Love you,
Terri Welch

Steve –

I am broken to hear of Karen’s death. The two of you – the laughs and stories we shared over a beer or two will be forever in my heart. She was remarkable, and always filled a space with joy and laughter. I am so, so sorry for your loss of your wife and friend.

Jill Mahaney
the old Snug Harbor

So sorry to hear of your loss. I went to school with Karen, we had some really good times that I think of often. I went to the McDonalds on Leonard and when I heard that voice I knew it was her calling me honey! When I drove up to the window and she saw it was me she just started laughing. She will be missed!

Karen will missed we had so much fun in school she was so bubbly and fun

So sorry to hear of Karen's passing. I went to Creston with her and saw her many times throughout the years around and about the North End of Grand Rapids. I will miss that low jolly laugh and a voice that you that you could not help but to recognize as Karen's . Rest in peace Karen .