Pauline G. Karren

We were able to visit with Aunt Pauline at christmas time and were so glad we did. We had a special relationship and felt loved by her. She always had so many postivie things to say and loved everyone she met. She always made us smile. We will miss her.

We will miss our Aunt Pauline, she was always so cheerful and fun to be around. The life of the party! I'm glad I was able so visit with her and Brent a few times this year and last when I was in SLC. She was so helpful in giving Michelle photos and stories about our grandparents and her siblings to expand on her geneology work, and it was wonderful to talk with her about them. May the Good Lord be with you, rest in peace.
love Gary

Pauline was such a happy, upbeat lady all the time and I know she and my mother used to have good times together. Their days at Auerbach's were among the best for my mother. Pauline also stayed in touch with mother after she got sick . That's the kind of woman Pauline was -- always thoughtful! Now she and my mother and Jim and Boyd can all frolic together in their new place.

Just wanted to shrare my thoughts with the Karren family and let all of you know that Pauline was a great woman and a wonderful friend to my mother (Nina Cahoon). Pauline always made me laugh and I had great respect for her. I am sure she is in better place and having a good time with all her friends on the other side. I will really miss her and I am glad there was a time when she was part of my life. My thoughts and Love, Nani Hogle

I could not believe it when Nani told me that Pauline had died. If I had known I certainly would have been at the memorial. I remember all the good time, staying at her house everyday, with Brent tending me. I was always so excited when Boyd and Pauline would come home. I am happy they are together and Hanging out again. I will really miss her, she was a great lady.

What a beautiful service today at Mt Olivet. It is always so peaceful there. My blessings to all of you at this time. I have never seen Aunt Pauline without a smile. She was down to earth and always so cheerful. I will miss her smile.
Sincerely

I am so sorry for the loss of your mother. I used to work at St. Mark's Hospital quite a while ago; I knew Brent and your mother. Do you remember me Brent?? I always talked to your mother, scheduling your vacations so you wouldn't lose it; I worked in the housekeeping office. Pauline was a wonderful ladyI know how much she loved Brent and her family. I am so sorry for your loss. May God be with you and give you the comfort only He can give. Sincerely,
Barbara Brooks