Karen Lee Blackman
June 14, 1956 ~ November 22, 2020
Karen Lee Blackman, age 64, of Elkhart, Texas passed away peacefully, with her children by her side, on Sunday, the 22nd of November 2020. She was born on the 14th of June 1956, in Dallas, Texas to Billy and Elsa Farmer. Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the family will gather for a private memorial service on a later date. Please consider sharing memories of Karen or leaving condolences to her family here on the Tribute Wall.
Cremation services for Karen Lee Blackman are in care of Rhone Funeral Home, 3900 S. State Highway 19, Palestine, Texas.
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Mrs Karen was my patient with Heart to Heart Hospice. I served as her chaplain. What a bright ray of sunshine she was. I never saw her without that contagious smile. She loved her family and they loved her in return. It was my great honor to serve this incredible lady. Love and prayers to the entire family. J Darryl Conner. SCC Heart to Heart Hospice.
I am so very sorry for your loss.  What a beautiful light she was in this world!  Praying for peace and comfort.
Karen was always laughing and smiling. I remember her in my class and was always a delight to be around. Sad to hear of her passing. Prayers for her family.
Linda Massey
One of the sweetest, kindest women our family has had the privilege of knowing. No matter how difficult her circumstances, she always had plenty of joy, compliments, kind words, and beautiful smiles to share with others. We will miss her dearly.ÂÂ
I was her mail carrier. Every time I saw this sweet lady, she had a smile on her face. I loved seeing her in her golf cart, loaded down with grandkids and dogs. Prayers for the family, she will be missed.
Karen was a wonderful person. She always had a bright side to her even when things were bad. She was full of sweet and kind things to say. She was my cousin and she will be greatly missed.ÂÂ
I just learned today from a classmate that my good friend Karen went to be with her maker. Karen was an elite friend to me when we were children growing up. She was one year older than me so we weren’t in the same class but we rode the same bus to school every day in grade school. We became bus buddy’s and lifelong friends. Heck we even introduced our moms so we could do sleepovers. Then our moms became friends and started swapping garden foods they grew. Karen taught me how to swim for goodness sake. I was so behind in knowing how to swim and almost drowned in Seagoville swimming pool. Then I was with Karen at a community pool by her house when she ended up teaching me! Wow what a beautiful person Karen was. God bless you my friend and comfort your family in these times.
Such a Sweet Soul🖤
Always kind Karen
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