Birth date: Jan 4, 1944 Death date: Nov 6, 2023
Karen Butler Obituary Karen Lee Butler, 79, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, passed away on November 6, 2023. She was born on January 4, 1944, in Washington, PA, to the late Carl Monnich and Mary Agnes Kunselman. Karen was a loving wife, mothe Read Obituary
Open skies was purchased for the family of Karen Lee Butler by The Church in Kansas City. Send FlowersIn loving memory of our sister!The Church in Kansas City
White designer's choice bouquet was purchased for the family of Karen Lee Butler by Yiuman, Jubilee, Isaac and Grace. Send FlowersDear brother Lyndol and family, our deepest condolences. Our family and many saints enjoy the fellowship time with you and sister Karen. Love from Yiuman, Jubilee, Isaac, and GraceYiuman, Jubilee, Isaac and Grace
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Large spathiphyllum was purchased for the family of Karen Lee Butler by Keith Butler . Send FlowersWe loved Karen. Keith, Laura, Rebecca, Barry, & ScottKeith Butler
We have many fond memories of our dear sister Karen. She was a real lover of the Lord Jesus, her family, the saints and the church. She and Lyndol were a very loving couple and such a pattern to the young ones in the church of what a normal married life looks like in the church life. Lyndol, as much as we are able in Christ we join with you in your grief to bear this burden with you. May the Lord thru his much and varied Grace uplift you and comfort you to the uttermost in this time.Mike & Debbie NolleyIrving, Texas
Lord, thank you for Karen's life and her time with us. Thank you for her love for Christ and the church. We ask You to strengthen and comfort her family at this time.
I never met Karen, but I've known Lyndol since we were 5 years old. I am so glad Lyndol has had these years of love and companionship with his wife Karen. Blessings to you my friend. I will pray for you to experience the peace that passes all understanding at this sad time in your life. Rebecca Hamilton
Sister Karen loved the Lord. She had morning time with the Lord. She read Holy Word of Morning Revival book and shared in the church meeting weekly. She prayed for the church and brothers and sisters during the prayer meeting. She was a person who loved God and cared for people. Both brother Lyndol and sister Karen loved their children.We thank the Lord for sister Karen's portion.
We lost a sweet, tender and loving sister in Christ. Still treasure the fond memory of having love feast and fellowship with saints in the home meeting at Lyndol and Karen's home. The delicious food and warm welcoming atmosphere. What impress me so much is that Karen still mowed their lawn in her 60s. We love you Karen and will see you again when the last trumpet sound.
Dear Karen was such a blessing to all who knew her. She was concerned about the saints and especially the children. Karen was an example for all the serving sisters.
