Karen Kay Lauren

Karen Kay Lauren obituary, Early, TX

Karen Kay Lauren

Karen Lauren Obituary

Obituary published on Legacy.com by Heartland Funeral Home & Cremation Services - Early on Dec. 25, 2024.

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Karen Kay Lauren, age 75, of Brownwood, passed away on Sunday, December 22, 2024. A Celebration of Life for Karen will be held at 2:00PM on Sunday, December 29, at Heartland Funeral Home in Early.
Karen was born on May 4, 1949 to Kathryn (Wagley) and Fred P. Hammond in Brownwood. She grew up in Brownwood, and graduated from Brownwood High School. Karen retired from Ron Jackson Sate Juvenile Corrections in Brownwood after working many years. Although she retired from Ron Jackson, she may be remembered for one or more of her many adventures! She worked at Home Interior and Gifts, Century 21 (real estate), The Coyote Café in Blanket, and many more! She attended Victory Life Church and also High Mesa Cowboy Church. Karen married the love of her life, Sasha Keith Lauren on June 8, 2008 in Brownwood. Karen loved being with her family, shopping, cooking, gardening, decorating, and loving on her animals. Most of all, she enjoyed spending quiet time with our Lord. Karen loved people and could always find sweet things to say. What we will forever hear from her is "Be sweet, good, and kind." She is and will be forever loved and missed. Rest easy mama, God's got this!
Karen is survived by her husband, Sasha Keith Lauren of Brownwood; daughter, Kathy Kmiec and husband Chris of Houston; son, Louis Pat Carlisle and wife Amber of Early; 5 grandchildren, Kinzie Kay Miranda, Seth Hoover, Austin Carlisle, Luke Carlisle, and Pierce Carlisle; and 7 great grandchilden.
Karen is preceded in death by her parents, Fred and Kathryn Hammond, and brother, Terry Hammond.

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Eula Nae (Terrell)

December 29, 2024

My condolences and prayers for Karen Kay. I have known her since 1st Grade at Coggin Elementary in Brownwood, then briefly as a Home Interiirs Displayer myself. I will always remember her being so happy, and she could outrun me on the playground at school. I remember her best friend was Judy. My heart goes out to her too. Such sad news.

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