Karen Adams Obituary

To the family of Karen, my prayers and deepest sympathy are with you all. I remember Karen and the rest of the family from when you went to church in Woodland Park and when Karen's dad was a deacon in the church with my husband. May God Bless and be with each one of you.

Marilyn Cummins

Tammy & Glenn sorry to here about your mom. She was such a sweat lady!She is in a better place now and not suffering! Love you both and will keep you in my prayers.

I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Karen. I left Colorado many years ago but I often thought of her & all the friends I left behind. My prayers are with you all.

I grew up with Karen in Manitou Springs and remember how kind she and her family were kind to me. I want to express my deepest sympathies to all of you. I know that Karen is with the Angels and God right now and will always be with all of you.

JUST REMEMBER SOME ANGELS DONT HAVE WINGS AND FLY, AND MEMORIES OF THOSE WE LOVE NEVER DIE

S.M.S.

I am sorry for your loss Larry , Glenn,Tammy,Tim and Jeff. You all were once our family and we loved to be around Karen , she was fun and full of life . She had a smile that could stop the world , and never ending spirit. So its not good bye but see you at the crossroads.

We are so sorry for your loss. Mary grew up with the Yager girls. We will miss Karen very much. God Bless you all.



Cliff and Mary Wenger

I wanted to say how very sorry we are to hear of your loss. I will keep you all in my prayers. God bless

Karen was a wonderful person. Her and Larry helped my dad back when he worked @ Kings Soopers. She will be greatly missed.

Caroline Been Slayter

Uncle Larry, Glen and Tammy



We are very sorry for your loss. Aunt Karen will be greatly missed by all who knew her. I remember as kids how much fun Aunt Karen was to be around and all the great things she did with us. Ice skating at the Broadmoor, Camping at Ohaver, taking us to the mall and most importantly taking us for a cruse in her beloved Red Firebird. The memories of her are strong. If there is anything that we can do for you just let us know. Love Shannon, Barbara, Cody and Connor.

Karen was and still is an inspiration to me. Having met her and Larry in Seattle a year ago, Karen exhibited how to battle and fight an insidious disease with grace, humility and strength. As her passing brings about sorrow, it is her smile and humanitarian spirit of heart that I shall forever hold in my heart. Always smiling and giving love and support while herself in pain, I am humbled by her presence even now..the same can be said of her husband Larry whom gave of himself always to not only his loving wife, but to those who he met such as myself and my family.

We grieve yes, but I also rejoice that in my lifetime, I was able to meet and was privilaged to meet Karen Adams...I am a better person for it.