Karin Schmidt Greene

My family was neighbor to the Schmidts when they live on Smith Avenue in Niantic during the 50´s. Karin was a classmate of my youngest sister. I remember her well and also helping her mother by taking Bryan for walks in his stroller. Unfortunately the families have lost contact over the years. May she rest in peace.

I will miss you my silly sister. Only you know what I mean. Thank you for helping to raise my children and always welcoming me in your home.

Enjoyed working with Karin at Groton Public Schools. She will be remembered

So sorry Rod and Ben. My thoughts are with you.

I met Karin and Rod in 1979, and I married Karin's life-long friend June. Karin was a special friend in ways too many and too dear to describe here, and her spirit will always be with us. Her Roddie was the best husband to her that a woman could hope for, and honored her in his love each and every day. She will be missed, and her memory forever cherished.

To Karen's loved ones, Karen was a lovely lady who will be both remembered and missed. I had the pleasure of working with her at BBP. "Death ends a life; not a relationship." Mitch Albom

May your hears be filled with much wonderful memories and joy! it is hard losing someone but just know that they are still in you heart and there´s, just now that Karen was going through a lot of pain but now she is not! Fly high KarenWe all miss you a lot Rest in peace -Savannah Greene

Karin was my cousin who I didn't get to see very often, but she shared family stories with me and I cherish those memories that she had. Sending prayers to Rod and her brothers and family in this sad time. My husband, Ron, died 7 months ago so I am also dealing with sadness. Much Love, Marcia Petersen Miller

Rest in Peace Karin