Karen A. (Weeks) Hamilton

I met Karen at Cooking Club at the Clinton Library. She was always kind and welcoming and always had a great story to tell. My condoloescences to her family. May she rest in peace.

I met Karen a few years ago and ever since we became friends. I saw her as a mother figure. She was loved by my family. She was part of our family. I will truly missed her.

Such a lovely person. It was evident how much she loved her family.

I first met Karen in 1984 on a train ride to Washington to celebrate the dedication of the statue at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial; "The Wall" Thus began a friendship of decades. Karen's patriotism was well known as she supported various veterans activities and was a stalwart member of the League of Families of POWs and MIAs. That was only one aspect of her personality as she was dedicated to her family, church and community. Most of all she was thoughtful and full of life. She was fun to be with and I'll cherish the memories of our meals, quiet visits, and road trips together. Janice and Donna and their families were truly blessed in having this wonderful woman as mom.

So sorry to hear of Karen's passing and my deepest sympathies to her family. We knew each other from working together at the Lancaster Garden Club for several years.

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. Janice and Donna I am so sorry about your mom. You gals were the BEST daughters. Not everyone would have done as well as you both did providing the best care possible for her. I know how hard this is but remember all the laughs and great times you have had over the years...these memories can never be replaced and should be held close to your heart forever. Rest easy Mrs. Hamilton one day you shall all be together once again.

I will dearly miss my friend Karen from Lancaster Garden Club. We had many great conversations about yard sales and antiques, travel, family, and her life-long interest in gardening.

With deepest sympathy to Karen's family.

Donna, Janice and Family,
I am so sorry for the loss of your Mom. She was a wonderful person and a great friend and neighbor to my parents. She will be greatly missed by all that knew her. May you always carry wonderful memories of her forever in your hearts. Our Deepest and Heartfelt Sympathies.

Love,
Liz & Rick Trumpolt