Karen Ann Miller

Birth date: Nov 29, 1942 Death date: Jun 16, 2021

Karen Ann Miller, age 78, of Marine City, passed away June 16, 2021. She was born November 29, 1942 in Marine City to the late Gordon and Irene Roehring. On January 11, 1964 Karen married Michael P. Miller. He preceded her in deat Read Obituary

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Mary Laffrey

231w ago

I'm so sorry for your loss Cheryl and Eric. it sounds like Aunt Karen will be missed by many. She always had a smile on her face anytime we came to visit Marine City and I can remember her laugh. I pray that she went peacefully. I know she was in a beautiful place where she was well cared for. I know that she is in heaven with Uncle Mike now, maybe the Lord in his mansion for them, has a couple of bar stools all set up? 😊 Heaven is supposed to be a perfect place for us and we each have a room and Kesus is mansion that he is making ready for us all. I will bet that Karen and Mike have a double room with any of their sweet pets with them, that went before. We know Grandma Miller is with them and Papa Miller, and I'm sure Karen's parents are there too.
God bless you all, know that I am with you in spirit and in prayer. love Mary Laffrey, cousin to Cheryl and Eric. 🙏🙏😭💔

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231w ago

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Edward Thueme

231w ago

To Karen's family, I am so very sorry for your loss of Karen. I worked closely with her on the old Shaker Line at the Diamond Crystal Salt Company for many years. I loved working with her as she was extremely dedicated to the performance of her job, and had fun doing it... She was a very funny lady, who was tough and serious when needed to be.. Her comittment and dedication was quite evident in how she did her job, always displaying outstanding professionalism in keeping and maintaining a very high quality product.. Karen understood very much that the level of effort she put into her job greaty affected the reputation of the Diamond Crystal on the world stage, as well as the quality of our products, and she gave the ultimate in devotion to that being a positive note. Karen's 'attention to detail' was key in keeping the Diamond successful.. When I found out the Roehrings and Thuemes were related, it made our working relationship even stronger and better.. My late father Roy, and his friend Donna Simons, also cherished very much the friendship of Karen and her beloved husband Mike, as the four of them occasionally had adjoining bar stools at the Voyagers piano bar on weekend evenings listening to Harry play the piano, enjoying friendship, peace, and comaradie while watching the river traffic. Karen was a lovely lady, a wonderful friend, and a joy to work with for many many years... My most sincere condolences to her family