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Karen Lou Hill
06/13/1940 — 09/20/2007
From Benton, City, WA, US | Born in Lingle, Wyoming
Karen Lou Hill
Karen Lou Hill, 67, passed away September 20, 2007. Karen spent the majority of her time in the Tri-City area. Her life was devoted to raising her children, caring for her mother and in the later part of her life working for Battelle. Karen will be remembered for her incredible sense of humor, generosity and love of tools and gadgets.
Karen is survived by her mother, brother, four daughter and spouses, ten grandchildren and best friend. She was preceded in death by her father and brother.
A memorial service to celebrate this amazing woman and her life will be held at Bethel Church in Richland, WA, at 3:00 PM on Saturday, September 29, 2007. Visitation is available Thursday and Friday, 4:00-8:00 PM at Einans Funeral Home in Richland.
Donations in Karens name may be made to the Tri-City Cancer Center.
No words to convey to help ease the pain and loss of a true angel and amazing woman, mother and friend. Lots of love and blessing are being sent to each of you and your families during this difficult time. — Teresa
Hi Karen: I’m just wondering what are you building up there? I bet you are helping “HIM” in preparing a place for the rest of us.
Love from Aunt Anna Mae
I am so sorry for your loss. I remember your mom always working with a hammer or some type of tools when you all lived up the street from us on Willard. She was a great women and will be missed. She is indeed an amazing women. If you need anything at all please give us a call.
I was very saddened to hear the news.
Karen was one of the sweetest, most pleasant people I’ve worked with at Battelle. An absolute pleasure to work with Karen!
All of us in the 300 area will miss her greatly.
Charlie Stone
Selina,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you, your sisters and families. Your mother was an exceptional gal. We thoroughly enjoyed working with her. It was always especially nice to hear her talk about her girls; you could see her tremendous love for you all in her face. What a special relationship you must have had. Of the two of us, Paul really got to work the closest to your mom. He often remarked about her great sense of humor. Such a great spirit will be missed by all.
The Gaithers
What a woman touched our lives! How blessed we are for having a friend and co worker like Karen at Battelle. Cheery each day, a ready smile or laugh at lifes twists and turns. I will miss hoping to run into Karen around. I know she is cheering for all of us from above, and watching over her family, as always! We were all blessed to have been touched by her energy and that wonderful smile.
Sarah and Family,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Karen was such a fun person to be around with a smile on her face at all times. She raised four great women. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Terri Mooney
I met Karen while working at Battelle. She was the janitor in my building. Each day we would talk about different things and share information on our daughters. My daughter went to school in Benton City. Sara Hynes Karen was such a lovely sweet person. I did not know she had been ill. Karen will definitely be missed. I will think about her everytime I drive into Benton City and pass by her house.
No words to convey to help ease the pain and loss of a true angel and amazing woman, mother and friend. Lots of love and blessing are being sent to each of you and your families during this difficult time. — Teresa
Hi Karen: I’m just wondering what are you building up there? I bet you are helping “HIM” in preparing a place for the rest of us.
Love from Aunt Anna Mae
I am so sorry for your loss. I remember your mom always working with a hammer or some type of tools when you all lived up the street from us on Willard. She was a great women and will be missed. She is indeed an amazing women. If you need anything at all please give us a call.
I was very saddened to hear the news.
Karen was one of the sweetest, most pleasant people I’ve worked with at Battelle. An absolute pleasure to work with Karen!
All of us in the 300 area will miss her greatly.
Charlie Stone
Selina,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you, your sisters and families. Your mother was an exceptional gal. We thoroughly enjoyed working with her. It was always especially nice to hear her talk about her girls; you could see her tremendous love for you all in her face. What a special relationship you must have had. Of the two of us, Paul really got to work the closest to your mom. He often remarked about her great sense of humor. Such a great spirit will be missed by all.
The Gaithers
What a woman touched our lives! How blessed we are for having a friend and co worker like Karen at Battelle. Cheery each day, a ready smile or laugh at lifes twists and turns. I will miss hoping to run into Karen around. I know she is cheering for all of us from above, and watching over her family, as always! We were all blessed to have been touched by her energy and that wonderful smile.
Sarah and Family,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Karen was such a fun person to be around with a smile on her face at all times. She raised four great women. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Terri Mooney
I met Karen while working at Battelle. She was the janitor in my building. Each day we would talk about different things and share information on our daughters. My daughter went to school in Benton City. Sara Hynes Karen was such a lovely sweet person. I did not know she had been ill. Karen will definitely be missed. I will think about her everytime I drive into Benton City and pass by her house.
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Karen was a very nice person and always a smile on her face. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
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Karen Lou Hill