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Dr. Karl M. Barth

Knoxville, Tennessee

Dec 29, 1927 – Jan 21, 2018

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BORN
December 29, 1927
DIED
January 21, 2018
LOCATION
Knoxville, Tennessee

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Dr. Karl M. BarthKnoxville, TNDr. Karl M. Barth, age 90, passed away peacefully at home on Sunday, January 21st surrounded by loved ones. He was born in Elizabeth, New Jersey on December 19, 1927 to German immigrants Emil and Anna Marie Barth. In 1929 his father took a position as a guest worker...

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Karl was a friend that I dearly loved talking with. Our family had 3 of his schnauzers and Karl and those dogs hold a very special place in my heart.

Azzo came home with us in 2011 Love him and Doctor Barth very wonderful man

Karlshof Katie's Kidd (April) 6/26/01 - 1/31/18

Karlshof Kiss Me Kate (Katie) 9/20/99 - 9/24/14

We're very sorry to hear about Dr. Barth passing. We met him in 2000 when we wanted to have a puppy after the death of our last Schnauzer and having had Schnauzers since 1970. He trusted us to have Katie who earned her Excellent agility title and was a loyal companion for 15 years. Katie gave birth in 2001 to April who had a brief show career and was a perfect and fun companion until she died two weeks ago. Both dogs are sorely missed. Dr. Barth was a very conscientious and dedicated...

Karma's Izzi von DeNel, Jan 9, 2017-present

Karlshoff Kommen Zie Zoe, May 5, 2010 - Sept. 7, 2016

I will always miss Karl's, "HA" and his particular brand of truth.

We became friends late in his life when he introduced me to a little black/silver schnauzer that he and the Lindboms had produced. We formed a special bond years later when Zoe passed suddenly of IMHA. He helped me heal...even Kromie gave me a hug.

Today I am forever grateful to Karl and DeAnn (DeNel) for entrusting me with Izzi. She brings me four-legged joy every day.

I will really miss...

I am so sorry to hear of the loss of such a wonderful man. Because of him, I fell in love with Schnauzers and was lucky enough to have one of his favorites (Gretel) placed in my home in the late 80's/early 90's. Blessings and peace for his family.