KAREN ROSE HARDAMAN
November 13, 1961 ~ December 5, 2020
Karen or KK as her family called her, was a beloved daughter, sister, niece, cousin, aunt, and
friend. Karen Rose Hardaman, 59, of San Antonio, Texas, passed away on Saturday, December
5,2020. She was born on November 13, 1961, in Tucson, Arizona, the daughter of Frank
Hardaman and Amy Hardaman.
Karen was a caring person who had many friends. She loved going for walks, learning new
languages, and volunteering for the community. She was a registered nurse and was very attentive to her beloved moms' needs. Every holiday her family looked forward to her big homecooked meals. She will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.
Karen is survived by her loving mother, Amy Hardaman; brother, Nigel Hardaman Sr.; nephew Nigel Hardaman Jr.; many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.
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My dear friend, we may have only known each other for a couple of years but it seemed like a lifetime.
I will cherish our talks during our walks. You touched many people with your kindness . Our Lord definitely knew what He was doing when He made our paths cross.
I’m truly going to miss you.
Karen, thank you for being such a kind person to many people, one of them being my daughter. Walking at the park will be very different without you but we will definitely keep your memory alive. Many blessings, until we meet again.
Your friends, Linda and Deziree
Karen. Brilliant Karen. I only got to know Karen briefly at the Carver Library in our small but delightful Book Club. I was so impressed with her vast knowledge and intelligence. She would send me e-mails about events at the Carver and elsewhere in the City. I am sorrowful that she is no longer with us, but grateful that I got to know her. She always spoke fondly of her Mother and would tell me about things going on in her neighborhood as I would tell her about mine. After our book meetings we couldn’t get out of the door for at least another 30-60 minutes still talking. What a Joy. Family, we mourn with you. May your love and memories of Karen give you forever comfort. May GOD give you His Peace. Amen.
I met Karen at the Schaefer Library Book Club. She was so sweet. We took time to visit afterwards. My granddaughters and I often ran into her at the little neighborhood Walmart and she would engage the girls in conversation. She will be missed by all who knew her. May your memories bring you some comfort.
To the Family, my condolences to you in this season of transition.