Karl W. Krapez

Karl..i met you years ago, when you, Jack, Waggy & Steve would come into Jedi's for a meal..i was your waitress and theirs, for a long time, huh?..i didn't know you as long as the others..but i remember how a wonderful, kind, soft-spoken man, that always wished me well, would sit in my station with the others, and ask about my husband and we'd chat...i guess you could say i knew of you and MORE of you, thru Jack, our mutual buddy, huh?...i can ONLY imagine the heartache he is going thru now,...

Hi Karl,

Sorry I did not get the chance to say goodbye to you or better yet to see you one last time before you passed on. I am also sorry that God took you so young, but its really a complement you know - He always takes the good people 1st. Say hello to my mom up there. You two knew each other since back in the day.
I knew you since birth and you were always nice to me and i thought you were a cool guy. The strong but silent type, and pretty good-looking too! So have a good time...

What can we say that would express our feelings at losing you. Ours hearts are empty, our minds still can't accept that we won't see you again, but we promise one thing we will never forget you. Thanks for being the kind of friend that you were, to John you were a brother and he will miss you more then words can express. To me you were a friend and always thoughtful of me,
I will never go thru another day with out thinking of you. The Poets lost a leader, and will never be the same. See...

To Our Best FRIEND,
What can one say about you karl that won't be said a thousands times by all who loved you. You have brought so much happiness and love into our lives for 35 years.
We will miss our monthly dinners with you and it is with a very heavy burden that we must let you go but you can be with your mom and mike. We promise to always love you and miss you dearly. And we will toast to you the next time we go to dinner. WE Love You GOD BLess and Forever in our hearts,...

Doreen,
So sorry to hear of your brother's unexpected death. Remember we love you and are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived.

Hey Karl,

It’s sure not going to be the same driving down through the ally in April any more. You’re sure one hell of a friend, even all the way back in Kindergarten. We hung together through High School and even through out our adult lives.

When I got married, you were my best man at my wedding. When I moved to Michigan you came to see me, when I moved to Arizona we talked on the phone, and after I moved to Tennessee we still continued to talk and I came to see you....

Karl,

Only the good die young. You truly are one of the best! You will be missed beyond measure. May God bless you Karl.

our condolences to the krapez family.we will miss him.he was truly a GENTLEman.
ron & kathryn