Dedicated to the memory of Karen Light
This site is a tribute to Karen Light. She is much loved and will always be remembered.
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Karen I feel so Honoured that I have known you, I feel full of laughter because you always made me smile and laugh. Karen you will be truly missed by all who knew you. I feel blessed to have worked with you. One thing you said to me that always stuck in my mind, you had a top in your car as you was going out after work, you said "have you got an iron and ironing board in the back of your car, I looked at you and could not believe what you just asked me. i Just Laughed and laughed. it always stayed with me. I know you will be the brightest star smiling down on us all and spreading the love. Miss you Karen xxx
Heidi
24th November 2020
Karen was such a bright and cheerful soul, who lit up any gathering with her sense of fun and laughter. At the same time, she was so caring and kind. It was a privilege to have known her and worked with her.
Mary and John Masters
John
22nd November 2020
Thank you for setting up this memorial to Karen.
We hope that you find it a positive experience developing the site and that it becomes a place of comfort and inspiration for you to visit whenever you want or need to.
Sent by Weaver Brothers Ltd on 13/11/2020
Candles
Can't believe it is a year you have been gone. Been remembering so many memories. I miss you bestie. Thanks for all those times we shared Karen. Xx
Lit by Rachael on 1st November 2021
Thank you Karen for all the joy and happiness you brought into our lives. You were naughty, funny, embarrassing at times, but such a wonderful caring daughter. Your health wasn’t always good but you never complained. We will miss you so much and are heartbroken that you will never come bouncing through the door again.
Lit by Mum and dad on 16th November 2020
From all of us at Alzheimer’s Research UK, thank you for your support, and please accept our heartfelt condolences for your loss.
Lit by Alzheimer’s Research UK on 16th November 2020
