Karl Werner

Mike and I send our condolences to family and friends. We have fond memories of time spent together with Karl and Suzanne in Ipswich boating, time spent on the beach and great conversations.
Sincerely,
Pam and Mike

Rest in peace, Karl. I will always remember the fond memories we shared together in Ipswich. You and Suzanne were the perfect host and hostess to me and my husband, Bill (Boots), and my two children - Kirk and Kristina. Our times sailing, anchoring at sand bars to swim, and barbecuing at your home will be forever etched in my memory. You were so good to my kids, and we adults had so much fun, too. You'll always be "Captain" Karl to us.

Bonnie Boutselis, Kirk Boutselis & Kristina (Boutselis) McLaughlin

In Memory Of Captain Karl

When my sailing days are over,
And I sail the sea no more,
I shall build myself a refuge
By the ocean's murmuring shore.
As I watch the foaming breakers
When the tide comes rushing in.
I will contemplate my lifetime
With its virtues and its sins.
Where the azure of the heavens
Meets the undulating blue,
Where the sweeping, soaring seagull
Flies its endless quest for food.
It is there I would rest,
When my work on earth is done,
At the endless blue horizon
"Neath the crimson, setting sun.
(Sailor's Rest by D.R. Block)

Thanks for so many wonderful memories. May you have clear sailing ahead!!!
Suzanne Werner

Karl and I spent many enjoyable years together, especially in high school and college. I have particularly fond memories of the numerous times spent with Karl and his mother in Ipswich. Farewell my friend.

My beloved uncle.... You are missed terribly..

Think on you, rest in peace!