Karen Williams

I knew you mostly through the Living in Rockford group on Facebook. My family has lived in Rockford for over 164 years and I inow of no better ambassadore for our city that you. I had looked forward to meeting you in person from early on when reading your comments and reflections on our history. Your family needs to know that many who now live far away appreciated your gifts and talents. I hope it inspires many to imitate the sincere dedication you had and work to affirm others in the same...

Even though I didn't know you personally I felt that I did so I wanted to say to your family your life was not in vain GOD put you here because HE knew that we needed an angel here with us R.I.P. my sweet angel

My prayers are with your family at this time.

My cousin Karen S Williams I miss you so much right now I know that I have to be strong minded and know that you are in a better place it is called heaven I know you are in my heart always love

I would like to light a candle for my cousin Karen S Williams love Jessica Walker I will miss you so much you are in a better place.

Dear Mrs. Williams and Family: I was heartbroken when I learned from Rev. Donald Guest's Facebook that Karen had passed. She was truly a bright and wonderful light. I was grateful to have worked with her on a few legal assignments, as well as witness her dedicated work regarding civil rights initiatives. Though I live in Chicago, both I and another colleague plan on attending Sat's service to honor her and share your family's memories of her. May God grant you strength and peace during...

My heart goes out to all who loved Karen and were present in Karens life. I had the honor and privilege of knowing Karen. I played soccer with her and went through jr. High snd High school together. This is a tragic death at only 42 years old, Karen was a great person to know and I am glad to have known her. Please know that I have been challenged by death as well and know it is a painful journey & a part of life we have to endure...I'm sure Karen would want us all to remember her well...