Karl Allan Satterfield

Karl is missed. He was a inspiration to many. Sorry for your loss. Prayers for your family.

I worked with Karl at Silver Dollar City in 1980. We worked at the diving bell attraction. He was a talented fellow with a great sense of humor. May God bless him. Best wishes to his family and friends.

I just learned of the death of my favorite dancer and friend. I'm so glad I have a dvd of us dancing. I can always pull up my website, and you will always be there. Wonderful dancer and the best friend. I will miss you greatly.

Karl, i miss you every day as i know your family does. You were my best friend ever. Went to a dance the other night. Watching the kids dance the things that you taught them it was like watching you dance with them again. Thank you for letting me into your life all those years ago.
Love Pam Sawyers

I just heard that Karl passed away. He helped me through so many rough times and I am saddened deeply and really not sure how to take this news. Can someone please send me a message to let me know what happened. Karl was a light to this world and will be missed greatly.

Karl was such magnet of joy. I always wanted to be near him at our meetings. He was always very kind to me, gave me lots of hugs and many rides. Not to mention, tremendous amounts of laughter. But most of all, Karl gave me words to live by and improve my life. His absence has left a hole in my heart, as it has many others. My prayers go out to David and his family. I love you, my friend. Godspeed.

Karl was such a magnet of joy. I always wanted to by near him at our meetings. He was always very kind to me, gave me lots of hugs and many rides. Not to mention, tremendous amounts of laughter. But most of all, Karl gave me words to live by and improve my life. His absence has left a hole in my heart, as has many. My prayer go out to David and his family. Godspeed my friend, Karl.
I love you, Cheryl Dozier

Thanks for listening, Karl! My hope is gone, only people who love and understood you will understand this. Love you dearly

Made 'teaching' a joy! RIP.