KAREN LEA HUNT, 56 of Ewa Beach, passed away May 13, 2011 at Queen’s Medical Center. Born in Peoria, Illinois.
She was a Teacher for Iroquois Point Elementary School. Survived by husband, Phil Hunt; father, Curtis Taylor;brother, Larry Ta Read more...
Phil and the Taylor family, I was sorry to hear the news about Karen, but I know she is rejoicing in the presence of Jesus! I have very fond memories of you and Karen helping with our Youth group at Roland Manor when I was in Jr. High. We always had a lot of fun with you guys and you made all of us feel important! I am praying that you find peace and comfort in the Lord and that sweet memories will sustain you. Love and Blessings, Joyce Brhel Chavez
Joyce Brhel Chavez ,
May 26, 2011
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"Friends are friends forever If the Lord's the Lord of them And a friend will not say never Cause the welcome will not end Though it's hard to let you go In the Father's hands we know That a lifetime's not too long To live as friends"
Cindy Inloes ,
May 24, 2011
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We are so sorry and deeply saddened by the news of Karen's passing. Our daughters were beyond inspired by Karen's amazing teaching ability and her absolute warmth as a human being.
When your move was decided for Hawaii, Karen rode in my car on the way to a field trip and we discussed the wonderful opportunity she had to live there and the amazing outdoors that would await her. From a selfish standpoint, my husband and I were very sad that our youngest daughter would not have the opportunity to be in Karen's classroom. We joked with her that we were going to send her over to Hawaii for kindergarten! And Karen was all for it!
About 2 years into your residence in Hawaii, we decided to take a family trip to Hawaii and I emailed Karen to let her know. In a blink, she had her inter-island plane fare purchased and the visit was planned. I will never forget picking her up at the airport and spending the day with her snorkeling and sharing her knowledge of Kona. Our girls did not want that day to end and were begging her to stay one more day. It was the highlight of our trip and we were so thrilled that Karen would spend the time to come see us. But that was who she was. She was the most genuine and caring person, whose love of learning was infectious. Her passion and quest for knowledge will live on and our girls will carry her spirit into the future.
Thank you for sharing Karen with us and please accept our deepest sympathies at this time.
In sympathy,
Michelle and John (and daughters Madeleine and Eloise)
PhilHunt ,
May 20, 2011
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Judy and I will always remember Karen with a gigantic smile and saying "Now Phil". Ours hearts go out to all of her family but especially you Phil. You and Karen will always be in our memories. Love, Bill and Judy
"What is this life if full of care; we have no time to stand and stare."
Bill Rose ,
May 19, 2011
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I was sorry to hear the news about Karen, but I know she is rejoicing in the presence of Jesus! I have very fond memories of you and Karen helping with our Youth group at Roland Manor when I was in Jr. High. We always had a lot of fun with you guys and you made all of us feel important! I am praying that you find peace and comfort in the Lord and that sweet memories will sustain you.
Love and Blessings,
Joyce Brhel Chavez