Karen Winter

I cannot express the admiration I had for Mrs. Cox. She was a lovely lady. I have only the nicest memories of her. She raised two wonderful children, Andrew ans Ginnia. My condolences to them.

I met Karen at Sunnyside Manor when my mother moved there. She and my mother dined together everyday, and she and I became friends as I visited daily. I soon met Ken, who would join us for dinner. He would tease my mother about her Tennessee roots and Karen would always come to her defense.
I am so sorry for your loss. She was a wonderful person, a beautiful soul.
Deborah Jones

Karen welcomed our side of the family with open arms. Her warmth and kindness were so appreciated. I didn't know her for long, but she appeared like an angel on earth to me.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

A donation to the Alzheimer's Association has been made in her honor.

To Karen's family. So very sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers are with you on this sad occasion. Karen and I were childhood friends attending school till graduation. Ellen Seipt Shepsko

Dear Susan and Family
We are so sad to learn about Karen's passing. We know she was very much loved by her family and our few interactions with her were very warm and kind. We know you are grieving this loss and we are thinking of you all as you say goodbye to a sister, an aunt, a mother, and wonderful person.

With love,
Misty, Gaku, Grey, and Lyra Sato

Karen and I went to grade school together in North Wales where her mother was a teacher and later North Penn High School where we graduated. Karen was always a kind and sweet person and I always looked forward to seeing her at reunions of which she attended a few times. Sympathies to her husband Ken and her children, grandchildren and sister and her friends. RIP Karen

We remember when Ken brought her to meet us, told us they were going to marry, and then went for a walk. We were so happy for them!!

Dear Ginna, Andrew and all of Karen's beautiful family,
I invited Karen to lunch soon after you moved to Point Pleasant, and we were fast friends immediately. Her kindness, humor and loving personality were irresistible! Our family memories together will forever be precious. Sending love to you all. Joan Akins

Karen was a wonderful person.
A smile for everyone . Compassionate an loving
God Bless her family