Always in our hearts.April 28, 1951 – January 23, 2010
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Dedicated to the fond memory of Karen Taylor by her family and friends
i love you mom.
ReplyDeleteI couldnt ask for a better mom than you ,many obsticles in life and you brought sara and i through them .
ReplyDeleteI love you Mother
Hard to imagine that we need to go on with you. You have inspired me for so long, you guided me, you loved me. What more could anyone want from a sister. I love you.
ReplyDeleteAUNT KAREN I LOVE YOU AND YOU WILL BE MISSED. ERIC&SARA IM SO SORRY.
ReplyDeleteI love you aunt Karen. You will always be in our thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeletei miss you so much.i know you are watching over us.enjoy your freedom from pain.
ReplyDeletealways and forever mel
Karen, I know you were watching over our little service today and I hope we honored your memory. Know that you were loved and you will be missed.
ReplyDeleteWith fond memories, your brother,
Dan Larson
Denver
Karen,I'm so sorry you had to leave us so early.I'll miss you.I feel fortunate to have a lot of memories with you. I'll treasure them always.You'll always be in my heart, thoughts and prays.Love ya, Cindy-Sue.
ReplyDeleteHey Cuz, My fondest memory, Kar, is of you, Lynnie & I having sleepovers at 79th and Troy. We ate open-faced peanut butter sandwiches, watched old movies, & danced and danced. I will keep this memory with me. I will miss your beautiful face, your laughing eyes, and your fun-loving spirit. Love always......Eileen
ReplyDeleteKaren,
ReplyDeleteRey and I didn't know you, but if you were at all like Dan, you were a wonderful person whose memory will live on forever in our hearts.
Annie and Rey Nowlin
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ReplyDelete"I too was a former classmate of Karen for 8 years in grammar school at St. Thomas More. I have lived in California since the early 70's and vacation in Carlsbad every year. I had no idea Karen lived there. I was so saddened to hear of her passing...." Jim Cummings (Thousand Oaks, CA)
ReplyDelete"KAREN AND I GREW UP TOGETHER IN CHICAGO ,, ALTHOUGH WE HAVE NOT SPOKEN OR SEEN EACH OTHER FOR MANY YEARS I HAVE WONDERFUL MEMORIES OF OUR FRIENDSHIP . GRADE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL,,,I CAN STILL SEE HER LAUGHING FACE .. I SEND MY HEARTFELT SYMPATHY..." JANIS WALSH (CHICAGO, IL)
ReplyDelete"Karen was a best friend since we were 5-years-old. My deepest sympathy to Mel, Erik, Sarah, Lynn, Eddie, Danny, Billy and Donna and to you Mrs. Larson. She was smart, kind, unpredictable and a joy to be around. I shall cherish my fond memories of..." Catherine Carey (Chicago, IL)
ReplyDeleteMy sympathy to the Larson Family for your loss. I will always remember the fun times of grammar school with Karen." Fred Wittenmeier (St. Thomas More, IL)
ReplyDeleteWhen I remember Karen, I think of the hours we spent laughing on the phone. In high school, we used to play this silly "Find the Chicken" game we made up in which we would scribble all over paper and ask each other to find the hidden chicken. Then we would have some dumb punchline about why the other couldn't find it. For some reason, we found our game hilarious. And Karen had the only toes that made mine look normal.
ReplyDeleteI am sure you feel sorrow at Karen's passing. Please accept my deepest condolences. But my life was blessed with joy and so much laughter from knowing her. Thank you, Mrs. Larson, for your wonderful daughter. I will always think happy thoughts when I remember Karen.
Love, Lillian Croke