Karen Keir
September 13, 2019
Condolences
My sincere condolences to Karen's family & friends on her recent passing. I always enjoyed a chat with Karen in the TD bank or on the street. She was a beautiful person. Rest in peace Karen. Marie Randall
— Marie Randall, September 25, 2019Where do I begin...Karen was the sweetest and most genuine woman. From meeting her as one of her customers at TD Bank and she a patient where I worked to working alongside her at the bank, then the Thrift Shop to living around the corner from her and babysitting her cats for her I loved her smile and how she always put others above herself. One of my fondest memories is that she always, always asked how my daughters were doing and how beautiful they were. My funniest memory was when she scooted around on her "knee scooter" and seemed ok when you'd laugh with her about it. See you around Karen. XO.
— Tali McGovern, September 24, 2019I'm so sorry to hear of our loss of Karen. My condolences to Amy and the rest of the family. Karen always made your day feel better!
— Claudette Liske, September 22, 2019My first wife and I met Karen & Trish at the airport in Lima, Peru, and we shared the entire Amazon journey together. My wife, Cyndy, was fighting cancer and lost the battle three months after we returned home. The Amazon trip was her lifelong dream. Our close friendship with Karen & Trish made the days and nights much more memorable because we shared our lives, loves, and memories with them along the way. Karen always went ahead to save our favorite table on the boat after we returned from the sightseeing trips. My wife Cyndy, tired after every excursion, always knew Karen would have our favorite spot in the dining room or the lounge and always looked forward to seeing her smiling face. She & Cyndy had a special connection and they shared several wonderful evenings. Today, Karen & Cyndy are sharing a glass of wine and reliving all the exciting moments from the Amazon. Thank You Karen. Thank You & Trish for being such a special friend for my wife’s last adventure.
— John Strange, September 22, 2019I have fond memories of Karen, such a caring compassionate woman. My heart felt condolences to her family and friends. Rest in peace Karen. Sandy Van Dongen
— Sandy Van Dongen, September 21, 2019So sorry to hear about Karen’s passing. Her pleasant smile and great attitude were always so nice to see when she was the bank. I loved to hear her stories of her travelling and how much she loved her friends and family. Sending condolences to her family and friends during this difficult time.
— Jayme Hewson, September 21, 2019I was devastated by the news of Karen's passing. We met while volunteering at the local thrift store, and as Toronto ex-pats and former marketers we had an immediate bond. I'll always treasure our friendship and fond memories, especially of our trip of a lifetime to the Amazon rainforest. Rest in peace, Karen, and I'll say "hi to David". xoxo
— Trish Wickson, September 20, 2019We were shocked and saddened to learn of Karen's passing. I remember how much laughter Karen and I shared while we worked together at TD Bank. Her laughter was infectious and genuine and lovely and musical. I am privileged to have shared 10 years working with her. Bless her precious soul. With love, Kim and Dean Bulloch, Addison, Abbey and Richard
— The Bulloch Family, September 19, 2019I fondly remember my time working with Karen at the bank and I am so sorry to hear of her passing. She will be greatly missed!
— Michelle Green, September 19, 2019Photo Album
Karen dancing with a tribe in the Amazon in April 2016.