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Jackie GuthrieLataine( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Merrie, losing a child at any age is one of the most devastating experiences--I know! You are in my prayers that God will give you the strength to gbear this pain and the grace and peace that comes from knowing you will see Karen again very soon. I love you.
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Dora PalominoEmploye Dora of Kaiser.( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Hi my name is dora palomino i worked with karen about one year in a half at kaiser in head and neck karen was a special person she made me laugh telling me storys about her life karen had a big heart she was loved by all the patients they asked about her all the time i will miss her laugh and smile i send my condulances to her children and family. love dora palomino.
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Linda (Guthrie) JuliussenGalt, California( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Kiki, Kerna May, My Dear Friend, I can't believe you're gone. As is the way of these modern times, we didn't correspond much since I moved to Alaska, but we both knew how much we loved one another. Our friendship began when we were about 9 and 10. We were unseparable. Remember the times you and Larry would send me upstairs (in the house attached to the mortuary) to get a game out of the hall closet, just so you two could sneak up and scare the you know what out of me, taking me in the chapel and ditching me so I'd have to find my own way out. To this day, I'm scared of the dark! Remember all the good times on the ranch, mama's chocolate chip cookies (that you could never duplicate), when we were in the auto accident in Santa Cruz with the two guys we told we were "18", the times we were picked up at school in a hearse, which didn't seem odd to you at all. We were so close I even went with you on your honeymoon because you wouldn't think of me not going someplace "special" with you! Now that I am older and wiser, I realize how understanding Harvey was on that issue! I wish I could roll back time, but it's too late; just know that you were always my "best" friend, no matter where I was. Good bye for now.
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Patrick Keehnel( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
To all my Loved ones.....Such a shock! Seems only yesterday our baby Karen came into our lives. A porcelain, dresden doll. We cousins took turns dressing, holding, and enjoying her every move. What a joy! and such sorrow to have her taken so soon! It's special to see her family and know how much she cared for them! Until we meet again you are in our hearts and prayers! Love always, MariLynn and family
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Larry Hopkins( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
What a smile...what bright eyes. I have fond memories of Karen from the time we were born, almost. Skinniest kid in school and so much fun to tease. I enjoyed every minute I spent with her as a little girl and as an adult. That seems to be how it is with the good. I am one of the fortunate, she was my friend.
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Ken MeyersKen Meyers( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
So sorry to hear about my old classmate. Karen and I were in the same class at Lodi Academy in 1962 and 1964. My memories of her were that of a fun , friendly, pleasant girl that enjoyed life and liked to have fun with her friends. Looking back I wish that I had gotten to know her better. Im glad to see that she had a full life and wonderful family. Life was too short for Karen and her family. God Bless you all , Ken
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Diane (Salas) Barnett( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
I am so very sorry Ray and I were unable to attend Karen's service and tribute. Times like these also make me very sad that my dad's family and I never really knew each other as cousins. Until Bette Rae and I met, again, I was not acquainted with my Salas family. She has been a blessing in our lives. My heart and prayers go out to the Salas family over Karen's passing. Mom and I did get to meet her and Merrie Louise (of course mom knew Merrie Louise) at Eva Salas Nyborg's shower a few years back and I am so grateful we had that opportunity. Love and prayers. Diane and family
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Steve&Kim RiosRios Family( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Our deepest sympathy for your loss of your loved one.
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Jenny LuceroKaiser( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
I was at Kaiser, and stopped by to see you, with my little girls, yesterday (Mon 1/7.) How surprised and saddened I was, to hear that you'd left us. I cried all the way home. For the last fourteen years you've been a truly special person to me. How many people actually look forward to their routine office visits?! Thank you for you kindness and encouragement. I'm really going to miss you. Love, Comfort & Peace to you in Heaven ~
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Kimberly Keller Fruits( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Karen was an important part of my life during the early 70's..Karen, Harvey, Dennis, and myself enjoyed so many years laughing and enjoying each other..One of my favorite memories of Karen was when she was my Model for a Hair Competition in San Francisco..She was so beautiful...Another memory I have while knowing Karen was when Karen's mothers husband treated me when my face became disfigured because of Poision Oak. Then where does one begin when they think of her father Ben.. I helped him on many occassions at the funeral parlor to make loved ones look beautiful.. Karen's brother Larry was also an important part of my life during the 70's..Larry, Sharon, Harvey, Karen, Dennis and I all spent many week-ends enjoying each others company.. Although we lost touch with each other over the years and we all went our seperate ways, Karen's love of life and smile will always remain in my heart.. Sincerely Kim Keller Fruits
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Cheryl Harris (Keller)Cheryl Harris (Keller)( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Auntie Karen's smile will always remain very much alive in my heart. She was one of those truly gracious individuals who make life so much more pleasant for everyone around her. The world has lost someone very special.
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Sharon SalasSharon( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Dear Karen.. I was married to your brother, Larry, for 15 yrs, and although I know we didn't get along that great, I really bad for you right now. I'm so sorry that you had to die the way you did. You were always a caring person and I know you are going to be truly missed by all who loved you.. My sincere regrets go out to your family. Sincerely, Sharon Salas
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Peri PartingtonPeri( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Karen was like a mother to me. Especially since we moved to Woodland and my mother lives far away. I have always felt like she was my Woodland Mom. Living near her now is not the first time she has filled the mom space for me! Most of my life she has been there whenever I needed anything. I have so many memories of her...some of my favorites have got to be whenever she would get mad at me and Gina she would try and smack us with her teeny tiny little hands and we would laugh at her cause she was shorter than us. (she kind of had to jump up to get to us!) Eventually she would get to giggling and forget what she was mad about. That or she would find something else to hit us with and chase us around with it yelling that we better hold still, again, it usually ended in all of us laughing! I also remember when we were in school anxiously waiting for her to come pick us up at the end of the day in her awesome black charger (she was always the "cool" mom!) she would have her ac/dc music blaring and a bag of our favorite sandwiches from her job at the deli. Or she would take us home and make us Velveeta grilled cheese and chips with a bottle of Pepsi....there are more personal things but I think I will save those for myself! I will miss her. I love her so much.
