Karen Teresa Kopp

Birth date: Nov 27, 1959 Death date: Oct 31, 2022

Karen Teresa (Sadler) Kopp; 62, of Pasadena, MD passed away on October 31, 2022 from her battle with pancreatic cancer. Born November 27, 1959, the beloved fifth child of Lillian and the late Shelton Sadler. She is survived in de Read Obituary

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Maria Elmiger

156w ago

I have wonderful memories of Karen when Michael and my daughter Ana were growing up. She was sweet and fun. The last time I saw her was at Michael's wedding and she was still the same sweet and fun Karen. I'm thankful for the opportunity to have seen her again after all those years. I'm sorry she had to struggle with her health this last year but find comfort in knowing that struggle is over and she is now at peace. I am praying for Michael, Kasey, her grandsons and the rest of her family during this time. Much love to all of you. Maria & Bob

Julie

156w ago

I first met Karen while at a function with my son at the McWilliams. Great smile and such a warm and welcoming personality. I enjoyed our chats and know all are so thankful for the impact and value you added to their lives.

Elaine Shepley

156w ago

I worked with Karen for many years at BOA. She was not only my manager but she was a dear friend. She took the time to not only talk with you but to listen and offer what she could to make your day better. She had a heart of gold and will be missed by so many who loved her. My deepest sympathy to Mike and her family. Wishing you comfort and peace to face the days ahead and loving memories to hold in your heart forever.

Elaine Shepley

Kathleen Demetrakis

156w ago

Karen you were a very special and sweet person and we all loved you very much. May your memory be eternal.

Kelly Sarchiapone (Kinsey)

156w ago

I have known Karen since we were very young. She was the most selfless person. She will surely be missed by all who knew her. ❤️

Cousin Gayle

156w ago

I met Karen in the ladies room about 30 minutes before Mike married my cousin, Kasey. I commented on how beautiful she looked, she said "thank you, I am the mother of the groom". She was so happy and so proud. I would see her whenever I visited my family because she soon became a honorary member of the McWilliams. I spent last Thanksgiving getting to know her better and having so much fun. I will miss her, she really was part of our family

Kasey Demetrakis

156w ago

Mama Karen, you were the epitome of Grace under Fire. You tried to his your hardest days from everyone you loved, you were a selfless soul and the most beautiful light in our world. You will be forever missed and I promise to share your light with you grandbabies everyday. You were my best friend and the greatest mother in law in the world; I was so lucky to be loved by you.

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