Karen L. Mann

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Karen L. (Nelson) Mann, 58, passed away peacefully at her home in Danvers On July 27, 2023. She was surrounded by her close family and all the love in the world after a three year battle with ALS. She was the wife of Thomas Mann, doting mother of Cameron and Dylan Mann, beloved daughter of Lee Bednarczyk and her fiancé Ken Caron and the late Raymond Nelson, dear sister of Raeleen and her husband Skip Bandini, Robert Nelson and his wife Ilka and the late Frederick Nelson. She also leaves behind a sister-in-law Lisa Mann and her husband David Arathuzik, three loving nieces and 3 great nieces and 1 great nephew. A lifelong resident of the North Shore, Karen took immense pride in her work at the Department of Developmental Services helping to make wheelchairs and other accessibility equipment. Despite her terminal diagnosis, the light that she brought into everyone’s life was never extinguished. She remained in sickness as she was in health, a kind, caring women who never failed to make those around her smile. Karen lived a full and happy life beloved by everyone who knew her. Visiting hours in her honor will be held Monday, July 31, 2023 from 5-8PM in C.R. Lyons & Sons Funeral Directors, 28 Elm St., Danvers Square. All other services are private. In lieu of flowers, donations made in Karen’s memory may be made to CCALS, P.O. Box 1052, West Falmouth, MA, 02574 (www.ccals.org) or to Care Dimensions, 75 Sylvan St., Danvers, MA 01923 (giving.caredimensions.org).

 

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  1. Condolences to her wonderful family… Keith 81-82… she was a love and joy to be around back in that short moment in time.

  2. The tribute really showed the love she had for her family… the hats, blue suit, canoe trips… she was genuine, awesome, a beautiful soul… she once pitched a makeshift tent over her canoe in a thunderstorm in the marsh rivers and stayed dry till morning.

  3. I don’t quite know why, but even after 41 years without her in my life, this world is so much less now without her in it. Broken again and so hurting thinking about her ways. She added things I was missing and didn’t know till now as I look back. All the things I wish I had gotten
    to say to her. Seeing how she felt in her eyes was special. I am so proud of her and respectful of the way she and her husband, family lived life right to the end. Last post I promise.


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