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Karl Easton
1958 - 2017
Karl Easton
1958 - 2017
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Karl Easton Obituary
Karl Joseph Easton, 59, of Tallahassee passed away at Big Bend Hospice on March 4, 2017. We will miss his dry sense of humor, selflessness, and friendly smile.
Karl was an active member of the Tallahassee community. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Hospitality Administration from Florida State University and managed several restaurants in the Tallahassee area before pursuing a career in real estate. He participated in many Tallahassee Board of Realtors charitable activities, and was named Cultural Ambassador for the North Florida Region for Keller Williams Realty in 2012.
Karl is preceded in death by his parents Dexter and Jean Easton and his wife Diane.
He is survived by his stepson Michael Brooks, two brothers Matthew (Los Angeles, CA) and Andrew (Anna); sister Sylvia Reese (Cody); nephews John and Ran Easton, Austin Reese and niece Kathryn Reese; grandniece Kinsley Barr and grandnephew Tanner Reese.
A memorial service will be held at the Unitarian Universalist Church, 2810 Meridian Road at 4 pm on Friday, March 31, 2017. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the American Cancer Society
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Brian Sealey
March 30, 2017
Overall just a great person. Someone this city will miss daily.
SW Ellis
March 29, 2017
Karl
I hope they have some Poor Man's Lobster up there. I know you will show them how to cook it. R. I. P my friend.
Ev Rodriguez
March 23, 2017
Karl was a kind, thoughtful friend...always helping out and giving his best to everyone. Prayers for his family during these times. I'm confident that Karl is with his Redeemer and Lord Jesus Christ. Love, Ev
Robert "Bob" Maxwell
March 15, 2017
I am sorry to hear of Karl's passing. My sincere sympathy to the Easton Family, very fine Waverly Hills neighbors.
Blessings~
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Tony Partin
March 14, 2017
Karl was a good Man, friend & neighbor for many years. I will miss him very much. My condolences to his Family & Friends.
Rutha S. Kimble
March 13, 2017
With our deepest sympathy. Class of 1976
Sonya Sims Stanley
March 13, 2017
My heart ached when I read the Karl had passed away. I had known him since we were children and had the wonderful experience of renewing our friendship in our later years. Karl was sweet, kind, thoughtful and a true friend to me. I am sorry now, that we didn't keep in touch over the last few years, even if it was just for me, to let him know what a great friend and special person he is. He will always be a great memory for me.
Merri Sliger
March 13, 2017
Very Special Person - May He Rest in Peace...
March 11, 2017
BLESS YOUR FAMILY.
valynda nichols
March 7, 2017
I've known Karl since we were in 5th grade. He was an outgoing, fun loving person that always had a smile for you - and that smile was contagious. He was a devoted friend, and a strong community member. His face book is full of friends that are mourning his passing, as he has left an emptiness that will not be easily filled. Those of us that knew Karl are better for it, as he enriched us all. I still hear his jokes, hear his laughter, and then feel his loss. There is so much good that can be said about Karl, it's a shame that his obituary doesn't reflect the story of him - because Karl was a good story, Karl was a good friend, Karl was a kind, thoughtful, wonderful person - I will miss you.
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