Of Gilbert, AZ. She was born April 12, 1957, at Grandview Hospital in La Crosse, WI, to Russ and Betty (Underdahl) LaHue.
She owned and operated Designs by Karen, providing custom interior designs and alterations, and was also the published author of The Moon Sister Mysteries: The Case of the Lost Puppy, a book for children. Karen had many passions that included leading women’s Bible studies, hiking, cooking, traveling, reading and playing piano. Her church, family, friends and basset hounds were always near to her heart, and she loved them all with a generous spirit.
Karen is survived by her husband Mark, son Erik, daughter Molly, brother Dan and mother Betty.
She was preceded in death by her father, Russ LaHue.
She owned and operated Designs by Karen, providing custom interior designs and alterations, and was also the published author of The Moon Sister Mysteries: The Case of the Lost Puppy, a book for children. Karen had many passions that included leading women’s Bible studies, hiking, cooking, traveling, reading and playing piano. Her church, family, friends and basset hounds were always near to her heart, and she loved them all with a generous spirit.
Karen is survived by her husband Mark, son Erik, daughter Molly, brother Dan and mother Betty.
She was preceded in death by her father, Russ LaHue.
Of Gilbert, AZ. She was born April 12, 1957, at Grandview Hospital in La Crosse, WI, to Russ and Betty (Underdahl) LaHue.
She owned and operated Designs by Karen, providing custom interior designs and alterations, and was also the published author of The Moon Sister Mysteries: The Case of the Lost Puppy, a book for children. Karen had many passions that included leading women’s Bible studies, hiking, cooking, traveling, reading and playing piano. Her church, family, friends and basset hounds were always near to her heart, and she loved them all with a generous spirit.
Karen is survived by her husband Mark, son Erik, daughter Molly, brother Dan and mother Betty.
She was preceded in death by her father, Russ LaHue.
She owned and operated Designs by Karen, providing custom interior designs and alterations, and was also the published author of The Moon Sister Mysteries: The Case of the Lost Puppy, a book for children. Karen had many passions that included leading women’s Bible studies, hiking, cooking, traveling, reading and playing piano. Her church, family, friends and basset hounds were always near to her heart, and she loved them all with a generous spirit.
Karen is survived by her husband Mark, son Erik, daughter Molly, brother Dan and mother Betty.
She was preceded in death by her father, Russ LaHue.
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