Dorothy (Penn) Koenig passed peacefully at home at age 98. Born to Sadie and Harry Karp and raised in NY, she forged a new life in Los Angeles as a bookkeeper for a jewelry business. She married the owner, Leonard Penn, and built a life with him and their two children. When he passed in 1970, she found new love with her husband, Harold Koenig (predeceased), and the daughter she gained.
Dorothy loved trips to Las Vegas, shopping at Ross, schmoozing with friends at Noah's Bagels, the LA Lakers, and watching Pretty Woman, Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune. Most of all, she loved her family. Her home was the hub of activities and visits from family and friends, and was a magnet for those who loved her. Survived by her three children, five grandchildren, as well as her brother Harvey Karp. She leaves behind a large group of cherished nieces and nephews, and a family filled with wonderful memories.
Dorothy loved trips to Las Vegas, shopping at Ross, schmoozing with friends at Noah's Bagels, the LA Lakers, and watching Pretty Woman, Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune. Most of all, she loved her family. Her home was the hub of activities and visits from family and friends, and was a magnet for those who loved her. Survived by her three children, five grandchildren, as well as her brother Harvey Karp. She leaves behind a large group of cherished nieces and nephews, and a family filled with wonderful memories.
Dorothy (Penn) Koenig passed peacefully at home at age 98. Born to Sadie and Harry Karp and raised in NY, she forged a new life in Los Angeles as a bookkeeper for a jewelry business. She married the owner, Leonard Penn, and built a life with him and their two children. When he passed in 1970, she found new love with her husband, Harold Koenig (predeceased), and the daughter she gained.
Dorothy loved trips to Las Vegas, shopping at Ross, schmoozing with friends at Noah's Bagels, the LA Lakers, and watching Pretty Woman, Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune. Most of all, she loved her family. Her home was the hub of activities and visits from family and friends, and was a magnet for those who loved her. Survived by her three children, five grandchildren, as well as her brother Harvey Karp. She leaves behind a large group of cherished nieces and nephews, and a family filled with wonderful memories.
Dorothy loved trips to Las Vegas, shopping at Ross, schmoozing with friends at Noah's Bagels, the LA Lakers, and watching Pretty Woman, Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune. Most of all, she loved her family. Her home was the hub of activities and visits from family and friends, and was a magnet for those who loved her. Survived by her three children, five grandchildren, as well as her brother Harvey Karp. She leaves behind a large group of cherished nieces and nephews, and a family filled with wonderful memories.
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