Kari Nan Garman

Kari and I grew up together on Block 15 in the Columbia Basin. We swam in the canal together, etc. attended Pasco High. I thought so highly of her entire family. Beautiful soul inside and out. My husband passed away in March with Parkinsons so I know her final struggles.

I will forever be grateful for Kari, she changed my life for the better when I attended Camp Opportunity. I learned the meaning of true love while I was a camper, and I also found out what true happiness was through all of the wonderful moment s I shared with other children like me; trouble teens and kids in the foster care system. I will forever miss Kari. I cared so much about her, and I know that she cared dearly for me. RIL Kari, you are greatly loved and missed.

So sorry to hear about Kari's passing. She was a valued member of Caravan Quilters and she shared with me her love of Kaffe Fasset fabrics. Her quilts were works of art. Wish the peace of God settles upon Dennis and their family. No one could bake pies for the fair like Kari.

So sorry to hear about Kari's passing. She was a wonderful person and contributed so much to the local communities. We are thinking of you all with heavy hearts.

I was Saddened to read that Kari had passed. She was an Extraordinary Woman, Mentor and Friend. She touched so many Lives with her Loving Heart, Compassion, Understanding and her Love. Kari was one of a few people that came to my rescue at a low point in my Life. She offered me Encouragement and Understanding, of which I am Forever Grateful. I had the Honor of serving on the Camp Opportunity Board of Directors and had the pleasure of working in the kitchen during camps. We have Lost a Truly...