Karen D. Peters

Karen and I worked together in the autism program at Cedar Grove before I retired. She was one of the most compassionate people I’ve ever met. Karen had wisdom that I’m not sure I really appreciated when we worked together. I always welcomed ideas. In retrospect, I wish I had been a better listener. I rejected some of her ideas that were far superior to mine. They came from her heart.

Few people that I have known were as hard-working as Karen. She gave it her all while she was at...

You and your family are in the thoughts and prayers of your Millville family so sorry for your loss

Karen you will truly be missed by all that love you.

You're more than a co worker. More than a friend. Over time we came sisters. Love you . Miss you.

I met Karen years ago when she worked at Millville as a crossing guard . We just moved here and I started subbing. We became co workers and friends but then through the years we came sisters. We loved to tease and joke around with each other but end of day we knew we had each other's back. Our wed calls debating who is under the mask on masked singer and her daughter was always right. We shared many laughs and tears. I love you. I miss you...

Karen will be missed by all who knew her. She was a blessing to everyone around her. Praying that comfort fill your hearts.

Rip cousin.

My prayers are with you at this time. I worked with Karen for many years at Millville. Karen will be greatly missed.

I will miss you always. From Millville to Cedar Grove. We were always a family. Love to Kristen and Steven.