Karen Marie Saxhaug Walden

Jim, Derek, Jacob and Sam,
I worked with Karen years ago in the Anoka County Attorney's Office. I had the opportunity to meet you all briefly. I was thinking about Karen today, as I often do, when I suddenly felt the need to leave a little message. I will always remember Karen's wonderful sense of humor, determination and integrity. I am certain that her love for each of you continues to grow with every breath you take. Karen brought such joy to the world and she continues to share that...

I just learned of Karen's death today and am so so sorry to hear the sad news. I knew Karen at EEOC and always admired her strength and spirit! My thoughts are with her family at this time.

Yesterday, December 14th, I learned of Karen's death. I take this news with great sadness. I knew Karen when I practiced criminal defense law in Alexandria, Virginia from 1988 to 2004. I enjoyed her presence personally and working with her in the profession was a pleasure. I can see from reading the notice that her three sons have a broad and loving base of family support. You are all in my prayers.

To: Vernon & Marlys:
We were so sorry to hear of your loss of your lovely young daughter, Karen. Please accept our deepest sympathy at this sad time.

Dear Walden and Saxhaug Families,

We have known Karen since we were teens. Though contacts have been few over the years, I think we all counted each other as friends. Karen was a beautiful person.We will miss her too. You are all in our prayers.

please except hy sorrow fr you and your family. i am so sorry

What a loss to the world. I will keep your family in my prayers.

Jim,

Please accept our condolences and may God bless you and your family.

Lt. Col. & Mrs. (Ann Brandau) John Halvorson
(Hamline Law School Class of 1986)

May you find strength from the support of loved ones in this difficult time.