Celebrating the life of Karen Ann Elliott

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1. Precious says:

   October 15, 2025 at 11:01 pm

   Karen though your life was cut tragically short, your spirit was so vibrant and full of energy. Your brilliant smile and genuine kindness. That light will never be extinguished. Your sudden departure leaves a massive void, but we will choose to focus on the joy you brought into every room. We know you loved life and had a dynamic energy you lived it fully without reservation.
   carpe diem (seize the moment)
   Your signature sign off x
   Rest in peace Karen
   From all of us uncle Kenrick and auntie Hazel children xx

   Rest in peace KAREN.
   Even though life took us down different paths, The warmth of our connection never faded. I’ll forever cherish the day when you realized you lived across the road from my daughter rachael, she surprised me that someone was coming to see me it was as if time had stood still, we talked abut family Nelly and Miss G and mummy, daddy and your dad and auntie whinny we had a lovely time which is now a memory. “It’s a strange kind of grief when you lose family you haven’t seen in a while—it’s the loss of the person and the loss of the future opportunity to catch up. But more than that, we feel immense gratitude for the happy memories we had as cousins Karen. Precious x

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2. Sylvia Chua says:

   October 16, 2025 at 4:18 am

   I cannot thank you enough for welcoming me so warmly when I visited London in 2012. Karen, you were a loving person and lived life to the full. I wish I could have met you again and seen more Broadway shows and toured sights in London. Rest in peace, pray for us as we will for you.
   For family and friends of Karen, I pray for God’s peace and love during this time. Take care all.

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