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Tina Faddis
April 4, 2024
I first met Karen at the sheriff's office where we worked together many many times. Always kind and helpful, she had a heart as big as the world. I will hold the many good times we shared at work or each other's homes in my heart. Although we were not close in the past many years, I knew you were always there if and when I needed you. Rest in peace Karen, fly high with the angels.
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Loretta Phillips
April 4, 2024
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