Keren R. Pardini

Keren,
I’m still in complete shock. Just two years ago we had the best time in Bristol! Last year we were texting and it was great to rekindle that relationship with my cousin! I know we were not the same in age or where we went to school but as adults we got closer! I enjoy that gift with Jo-Anne as well and it’s such a blessing especially when your an only child.

I will miss our uplifting, funny and powerful chats. I know your soul and I know self pity isn’t something you...

Dearest Keren, I so admire your sweetness, your willingness to learn, your quick smile, your generosity, your love and faith. You are missed.

Keren, we will miss you at our semi annual get togethers when we would reminisce about our experiences and antics in Dental Hygiene school way back when. You were always there with a smile and a word of encouragement when we were faced with exams and practical applications of our newly learned skills. You were our cheerleader and spiritual guide. You were a truly kind, generous and loving friend and we will always remember you with a smile. Rest In Peace, our sweet friend!
Love,

Deepest sympathy and much love to the Pardini family.

Dear Randy, Marty, Ruth, Joanne and family:

I am so sorry for your loss. May God hold you in His arms during this time. Although the pain will remain with us through this life, I pray the memories of wonderful times bring solace. She is in no pain today and she dances with Jesus! We hold onto the promise that we will see her again in Glory!

“Brothers and sisters, we do not want you to be uninformed about those who sleep in death, so that you do not grieve like the rest...

Keren, we will miss your beautiful smile and your happy attitude. Our condolences to the whole Pardini family. We love you ❤
The Osmanski family

Keren still comes to my mind as a young girl who played tennis and swam at Bearcroft. Active and athletic, I watched her with envy - athletic pursuits weren’t my strong point! I chatted with her on video call at the end of August and still saw her same fighting spirit as she wrestled with cancer. She was so brave. Although I know she is with Jesus, I have thought of her constantly since receiving the news of her promotion to her forever home with Jesus. I pray for consolation for her family...