Karen Jean Eagan

Karen, my niece was like a sister to me as we were the same age and
she would visit her grandparents quite often. She will be thoroughly
missed by all her relatives especially her children. Karen is in my prayers!
Jeff Hard(Uncle)

So sorry Brenda to hear of your moms death. Got to meet her a few times at the camp site. Thinking of you. Big hugs. The McNaughton's

our deepest Sympathy Brenda an family. Karen was a great Lady always friendly an smiling when we met her at campsite. She will be greatly missed.

Karen was truly one of a kind - kind, welcoming, witty, and so loved by everyone who had the privilege of knowing her. She had a special way of making people feel at home, whether in the office at the campground or simply sitting around a table or fire sharing stories and laughter. We may have enjoyed having a glass of wine or 2 together.
Karen adored her family beyond measure, especially her beloved grandsons, who lovingly called her Mimi. She was so proud of them and loved them fiercely. Passing on Christmas feels both heartbreaking and somehow fitting for someone who brought so much warmth and light into the lives of others. Karen is now a Christmas angel, watching over those she loved so deeply. My heart is with Brenda, Michael, Zach, Chris, Sarah, Jacoby, and Jackson. Karen will be deeply missed by all who were lucky enough to know her, but her love, laughter, and beautiful spirit will live on forever.

I will always remember your kindness and humor. I remember after the A Team came out you´d go to phrase at work was "I love it when a plan comes together. "

I would like you to know that I am still delivering meals on wheels. I started in 1980 doing it at NL and I still driving the NL route for Moveable Feast in Montpelier.

I still think about what you said to me at Margo´s wedding. I hope you and Marshall are together again.