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I am at a loss, I had no idea Karyn had passed until today. Karyn and I connected a once or twice a year (for the last ten years) for a catch up and this is what we used to refer to as our annual Christmas call. We both suffered an illness at the same time and I was so sad when Karyn told me that her recovery wasn't going as well as mine. It made me feel so guilty to know that I was fully recovered while my amazing friend was struggling. I had assumed she was improving and today when I decided to see what she was up to I found out she had passed. I am so sorry, Karyn was a ray of light in my life and I only wish I had spent more time with her. She was also one of the smartest people I knew and was always willing to share her knowledge and insight whenever I asked for it. I will miss my annual calls with her, I always told her I would visit her one day and I'm sorry this never happened. 

Karyn spoke of her father and sister with such fondness, I'm sure this is a tremendous loss for your family. I hope you find comfort in knowing that Karyn had such a positive impact on so many people. My deepest condolences. 

My condolences to Karyns sister Cat, and my friend and colleague Annette whom I know was close to Karyn. 

I got to know Karyn when I was working for CSTC, my first thoughts was what a genuine human being she was, her smile would shine bright where ever she was. The communities could see her for who she was. A bright and vibrant soul. 

She introduced my to my friend and colleague Annette who is also one of those genuine souls. She prepared me for our new coworker saying she was a kind but strong German woman.  

The last time I saw her was at Res and Amelia's celebration. Thankful i took a pic of you and I. 

I recently had a dream and you were there, I think that was your way of saying see you later because you were so vibrant and you had your big smile.

Thank you for your friendship and for crossing my path. 

I was so, so sorry to hear about Karyn's passing. Karyn was a cherished volunteer with Cops for Cancer Tour de North and she was incredibly generous with her time and energy. Karyn's dedication to raising funds for childhood cancer research were so greatly appreciated. There's nothing I can say to make this feel any better, but please know that we are working as hard as we can each day to make sure there are less stories like Karyn's. She will be dearly missed. 

Sincere condolences from Georgia and the team at the Canadian Cancer Society. 

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My deepest and most sincere condolences to you and your family with this loss. Karyn was a wonderful person and had a good wit and a great mind. I will miss her. 
Rest in sweet peace Karyn, you will be missed ❤️
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Heartfelt condolences to Karyns family and friends.  She was a joy to work with.  Her warm friendlyness was contagious.  Such a sad loss. 

Always kind and generous… Karyn was such a good friend to me as well as an incredible mentor and teacher. I learned so much from her when we would work with community and especially when I was struggling to develop new courses as a new Instructor. Karyn was generous with her time, encouragement, and her extraordinary intelligence - I admired her wisdom immensely… After not seeing each other for a few years, we unexpectedly ran into each other and talked as though no time had passed at all. I am glad we stayed connected over the last while. I cherish that time.

You touched many lives, Karyn, and you’ll be missed. I’m so grateful you were my friend. 

I met you through my sister sometime around 10 years ago. You and Lisa had been part of a small consulting group together, and Lisa introduced us at some point when I was visiting Prince George. Two things were immediately apparent to me about you: you're extremely intelligent, and extremely kind. As I came to know you more, I also found you to be very generous with those around her. You connect people, and have a loyal and dedicated friend group that have come together because of you ability to connect.
Over the years, I've had the pleasure of working with you, first as a client of the Tribal Council, and then as a colleague as we prepared a report together. You brought me into the Tribal Council, and introduced me to the various characters who worked there -- one of whom, Annette Schroeter, has become a great friend, and is part of that tight crew around you.
When I eventually moved to Prince George, you were one of the first people to welcome me and Amelia to the new town. You have always connected people. And even when you and Cat needed help as you became ill, it was always requested in a way that made your friends come together in a spirit of fun. I know that those of us who were there when we built the dog fence will forever have pride in that project, and a fond memory of the day.
I respect you so much for your generosity of spirit. You were determined to find a house that could accommodate your dad, sister, and you all together. Your dad and her sister needed help, and you were there to provide it. And now I see Cat returning that help to you in your fight with cancer. You and Cat's relationship has been an inspiration.
As you pass on to the next phase, you leave behind a group of friends who will always remember your fiery intellect, your dedication to justice, and your open heart. We love you Karyn and will miss you. Thank you for being such a great friend.

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