Karen S. Coppes

Mar 8, 2018

Karen Sue Coppes

Born June 30, 1943, to Kenneth E and Ruth Shirley (McLachlan) Bentley in Evart, Michigan.

Died March 8, 2018, at Ray Hickey Hospice House in Vancouver, Washington.

Arrangements by Washington Cremation Alliance – (360) 553-3636.

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Linda Rice on 11/14/2018 at 9:21 am

Karen was a very knowledgeable friend with a ready laugh. She always saw the funny side of things. I have known her since college days in Michigan. we traveled together for a week of canoeing in the boundry waters and took many hikes together. She was musical and enjoyed playing the piano and singing in groups.
she will be greatly missed!

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