My dearest sister, you once called me your angel, little did you know you were the angel. I miss you dearly, everyday every minute. You will live on in my heart until we are together.
Dear Karen, I didn't have any sisters in my family and if I did I would want them to be just like you; always smiling, warm, caring. My fondest memory is when you were coming to our wedding you were instructing your sister to hold off until you arrived so you can give your sister your fathers wedding ring to wear on our special day. That was you in my memory so thoughtful.
I didn't have much time with you but what I had will be everlasting in my heart.
My niece had a unique way about her. She was quite a remarkable young lady. She had a gentle smile anytime she entered a room. Her perseverance and bravery showed during her battle with cancer, and she fought the good fight.
Karen you can now Rest In Peace. You will remain in our hearts forever.
I met Karen in 1991 when she started working at Richardson Greenshields and we became fast friends. She was loyal, fun and up for any adventure! I treasure the memories I made with Karen, from our Rolling Stones concert tirade to the many bottles of Wolf Blass yellow label we enjoyed over conversation. Time spent in the presence of Karen was always time well spent. I know that Stephane was a rock in Karen’s life and her siblings and parents meant the world to her. In our conversations she would talk about the amazing holidays she and Stephane would embark on, and I would also hear about the comings and goings of her family in Ontario. I feel so fortunate to have had her in my life. Rest soundly Karen, you will be missed. Until we meet again…xoxo
Mes sincères condoléances à toi cher Stéphane ainsi qu’à toute la famille.
Danielle