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Michele Moretti
January 27, 2015
We have lost it wonderful colleague and compassionate soul. Godspeed, Karen
Alex Navidad
January 12, 2015
She had a beautiful service this weekend. It was filled with tribute and music from friends, lawyers, judges and staff from the federal system. All of us who were touched by Karen knew what a wonderful person she was. Her kindness and joy are rare.
Doug & Susan Arnold
January 10, 2015
Karen was the lone violinist amongst all the guitarists in our music group "the snot dogs". She always put the frosting on our cake and wasn't afraid to explore and try new things musically. And a beautiful gentle person on top of it. Sad to have her go so soon. Our condolences go out to her family. She will always be remembered and loved.
Nancy Rangel
January 10, 2015
I am saddened to hear about the passing of such a kind-hearted and gentle soul. RIP Karen.
Stephanie King
January 9, 2015
I'm going to deeply miss our conversations about you and Ed diving, you sharing your beautiful pictures, your love for music, and simply how positive you always were. You'll forever be missed, Karen. God gained a very special angel.
Robin Stoltze
January 9, 2015
I'll miss your cheery "Good Morning Miss Robin!" as you arrived at work. God Bless.
David McIntosh
January 8, 2015
Karen was one of the most kind, gentle, and humane individuals it has been my pleasure to ever meet. I will love you, and miss you, your good humor, and the beautiful music you brought to our band. Be at peace.
John Macgregor
January 8, 2015
Our extended family of scuba divers has lost a lovely member. Karen was a joy to know, a constant source of cheer, a great buddy. We want to honor her life by strengthening marine conservation in her name. It can't make up for this loss, but it will help protect the undersea world she loved.
Sabrina Garritsen
January 7, 2015
I will forever miss you Karen! I hope my dad finds you in heaven. So many people you have touched and are all blessed to have known you.
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