Karen E. Marlowe Karen E. Marlowe, 64, of Winchester, Virginia, died Friday, March 7, 2014 in Winchester Medical Center. Karen Marlowe, was born in Washington, DC in 1949, the daughter of Helen Capar and the late Wesley Capar. She was a graduate of James Madison University with a degree in elementary education and continuedContinue Reading
left a message on March 8, 2014:
I was very saddened to hear of Karen's passing today. She was a very sweet soul. She will be greatly missed by her Alpha Delta Kappa sisters.
left a message on March 8, 2014:
Karen was a wonderful teacher and a cherished sorority sister. May her rewards in heaven be great for they are well deserved. We will miss her. My sympathy to her family.
left a message on March 8, 2014:
Marlowe family; what a shock to hear of Karen's passing. She was such a wonderful person. She was a great confidant when I needed to talk about my work woes when I (Tim) worked at Berryville Primary. Are thoughts and prayers are with you all!
left a message on March 8, 2014:
We at Literacy Volunteers-Winchester Area mourn Karen's loss as one of our faithful volunteers. Both her and Steve's reading to children brought exposure to books at a young age hopefully creating a love of reading a books for their future. She will be missed!
Dave Shore
President of the Board
Literacy Volunteers-Winchester Area
left a message on March 8, 2014:
Karen's kind and generous spirit will be missed by all who knew her. She was my sorority sister in college 45 years ago and we remained sisters in our educational sorority, Alpha Delta Kappa. Our family has your family in our prayers.
Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.
left a message on March 9, 2014:
Karen was a wonderful, caring teacher. Working with her at Boyce Elementary was a privilege. We were blessed to have Karen as my son's Be4 teacher at Berryville Primary. She took such good care of him when he became diabetic that year. Karen was a sweet soul and will be missed by all who knew her.
left a message on March 9, 2014:
How unhappy I became when I heard of Karen's passing. Her friendship was a blessing to me when we taught together at Boyce Elementary School for many, many years. I thank my God for every remembrance I have of Karen. Rest in peace Karen! Rest in peace! My sympathy to the family.
left a message on March 10, 2014:
Dear Steve and Family,
Henry and I are very sorry for your sudden lost of Karen. My memories of Karen go back to the times we shared talks about raising two very "active" teenage boys.And then, after we finally got them to a point of adulthood, Karen came to volunteer at Literacy Volunteers. I always appreciated her dedication to literacy and to our organization. She came each time we called for additional help. Steve, remember the book sale?
Karen was a special woman who took her breast cancer in her stride. I won't forget that either. She just kept walking! Our sincere sympathy to each of you for your lost. Take courage from your memories and hold them close as you go through the next days and weeks. With great appreciation for a life well lived,Jean and Henry
left a message on March 10, 2014:
I am so sorry for your loss. I have known Dixie and Steve for a very long time, and I know she did not have a day she was not loved and will be missed. May your memories help in the days to come knowing she is in a better place.
May God Bless
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