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Ellie Ragland
September 4, 2024
My first memory of Karen was us crafting together. She was such an amazing woman. I miss her everyday. Love you grandma.
Nancy Kunze
September 3, 2024
My dear Karen, trusted friend, faithful follower of Jesus, I will miss you so much but know that soon we will share the joys of heaven for eternity. There is now another deep crack in my heart until then. Loved our trip to Asia, raising our kids, kids musicals, trips with Jeanne, camping in Rocky Point, Thrive Retreats, but most of all just talking every day on the phone about life, kids,about nothing, but also about the deep questions of life (our worm), encouraging each other in our forward walk with Jesus. Til we see each other in heaven my sister/friend, my sister love follows you.
corinne narra
September 3, 2024
Karen was so warm and welcoming when we came to gracepointe. She felt like family. She was fruit to the soul whoever met her. May she rest in peace. prayers to her friends and family.
David and Yvonne Barreras
September 3, 2024
Our prayers go out to Rich and the kids. Karen always had lots of energy and a smile for anyone she met. She loved her church family so much. We lift you up as you grieve your loss.
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