Karen B. Larson

Karen was my supervisor on E-unit of North Central Health care, every morning Karen would walk around and great all the residents, she was a wonderful nurse to work for, Thank you Karen for being you. Rest in peace.

DEAR FAMILY, YOUR MOM & I WERE NEIGHBOR'S WHEN WE WERE CHILDREN. I THINK YOUR GRANDMA NAMED HER AFTER ME. I CAME ACROSS YOUR GRANDPARENTS WHEN THEY LIVED ON HWY. 17 NORTH OF MERRILL. I HAD WORKED AT THE RED OWL AT THE TIME. I LOOKED AT HER & FOR SOME REASON I HAD RECOGNIZED HER. HAD NOT SEEN HER IN YEARS. WE STOPPED AT THEIR PLACE A TIME OR TWO. SENDING MY SYMPATHY TO ALL. MAY GOD BE WITH YOU, TAKE CARE. KAREN (KLUG) RADLOFF

My condolences go out to Kent, Holly, Kim, Josh and all of Karen’s adorable grandchildren. My mother, Mary Sue Damgaard was a life long friend and will miss her very much. My mom and I are grateful that we had a visit with her in Madison following her hospitalization. Take Care, Lisa Krause, Madison and Minocqua, Wisconsin.

It is so hard to put into words the feeling of sorrow over the death of Karen. She was the quintessence of living life fully every minute of every day. I enjoyed the five trips we shared and always knew to expect the unexpected with her. We loved Cuba, Key West, the Everglades, and Bayfield, but were amazed by the beauty of the Grand Canyon in the winter. We were in the process of planning another trip to Key West. I treasure these memories and send heartfelt sympathy and love to Kim, Kent, Holly and Josh and their families during this painful time.

Dear families of Karen Larson, My deepest sympathy for the recent loss of your dear mother. I am deeply grateful that Karen hired me as a caseworker at NCHCF in a great program providing community services. It was a truly bright and dynamic group of people to work with. She was innovative,hard working and had a little bit of a bohemian-like way about her which I loved. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Kathy Grundy Schneck