Birth date: Oct 18, 1943 Death date: Feb 8, 2019
Karen Edith Miller Waybright, age 75, died on Friday, February 8, 2019, following a long illness. Karen was born in Charleston, West Virginia to the late Ralph W. Miller and Edith Long Miller. Karen is survived by her daughter, K Read Obituary
Karen was one of the most beautiful Christian ladies I have ever known. She was our adopted sister and we loved her incredibility. We are saddened she left us so young but she is not suffering now. She is with her Mom and Dad as well as our Mom and Dad. We will miss her greatly. No one like Karen Waybright...no one.
Carolyn Freeman...Jan Batts' sister
Mike and Alice, we are very sorry for your loss. I know you both spent many hours with Karen while she was in assisted living. It's always hard to let go. Our prayers are with you and the others in your family during this time.
Bon and Dotty
Sorry to hear about your lost and i hope this message finds you well to the family
At 1 st. Conritihans it helps at chapter fifteen verse 25 and 26 how god will swallow up death and how it would be no more
It was our honor and privilege to know Karen through the Sunday School Class at the Oaks. She was soft spoken, thoughtful and kind. We enjoyed getting to know her then visiting with her one on one. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you all.
Dorothy Harbin
Ola Robinette Sunday School Class
Huntersville Oaks
Karen was a true friend to Aunt Jan. She was always kind and soft spoken. Memories of her enjoying working in the yard & her love for her Christmas Village. Karen was such a good friend to our family, We we were blessed to have had her in our lives. My deepest sympathy for the family and her loved ones.
I first met Karen when we worked together at Eckard Drugs. Karen always greeted me with a smile & kind words. She was always quick to lend a helping hand. She was a blessing to a lot of people over the years. Prayers for the family and friends. Lisa Ladd
Karen,
How truly blessed I have been to call you my friend. Through your bond with Aunt Jan, I gained two lifelong treasures, both you and Kathryn. One of the memories I cherish is when my Grandma passed, you stayed and comforted me in a way that only you could. You are missed here on earth, however we raise our hands to heaven, knowing you are no longer suffering.
All of my love
Christy Freeman
