Birth date: Nov 29, 1956 Death date: Mar 31, 2021
Karen A. Swartz, age 64, of Columbus, passed away March 31, 2021. She was born on November 29, 1956 in Detroit to the late Carl and Eleanor Zeuner. Karen married Ken Swartz on January 21, 1984. She loved dogs and owned and operate Read Obituary
Dear Ken, Kenny and Kyle, Bob and I and our whole family are deeply saddened by Karen's passing. We have been remembering all the fun and happy times we spent at your house when our families were young
You are all in our thoughts and prayers. " Rest in Peace, Karen"
Ken - I just found out about this today. I am so sorry. I enjoyed bowling with Karen and can’t believe she’s gone. Please except my heartfelt condolences. Sandy Eynon
Ken, Kenny & Kyle I am so very sorry for your loss! Karen was a beautiful person inside and out, she will be greatly missed! I am very thankful for the time we spent working together, teaching me about the Bulldog breed and then blessing us with our sweet Bailey Ann. May you Rest In Peace Karen and give Bailey & Walter a hug for me!
Karen was the absolute best, nothing but respect for her. It was clear how much you loved and respected each other; a pleasure to see. Words cannot express how sorry we are for your loss Ken. Prayers for you and your sons.
Pattie, Angela and Staff
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Karen was the nicest, kindest person we know. She loved animals and would adopt the dogs that others neglected. She was a true patriot and we feel honored to have known her.
Ken and Karen were the greatest loving couple. Ken we are truly sorry for your loss of this great lady.
Alex and Kathy Romig
So sorry for your loss. I grew up with Karen and her family as I lived on Fern street while she lived on Rosebud. Her grandmother babysat me right next door to where Karen lived and of course her brothers. We had just found each other on Facebook in the past year. I remember the music that emanated from her family home basement. Accordions a plenty! Cheryl Wilde Kobernik
Our entire family is still in shock. Ken and boys, we are so sorry for your loss of such a beautiful, caring woman. God bless you all.
Ken, sending our sympathy to you and your sons. We were so sorry to hear of the heartbreaking passing of Karen. She was always so kind to us at family gatherings with her smile and friendly conversations. May you find comfort knowing she is in God’s warm and comforting hands. God Bless You and your sons during this difficult time. Jean and Terry Nolan
