Karen Denise White

Our precious mother and grandmother, Karen Denise White, passed away on Friday, December 2nd, 2022.
Karen was born in Independence, Missouri on December 17, 1957, to her mother Mildred and Luther Paschall who preceded her in death. Karen was a devoted wife for 43 years to Charles White, married December 7, 1979.
Survivors include her husband Charles, of Independence MO. Karen was known for her devotion to her children and grandchildren. She brought into this world two children that adored her, Bryan Wohlgemuth (Cheryl) and John Michael White (Erica) and became a mother to two children that she loved through marriage, Steven and Lewis White. She thought the world of her grandchildren Jayci Wohlgemuth, Gabe Mendez; Nicole White, Jonathon Cortez and Jocelynn Cortez; Natalie (White) Tucker, Tyler White, and Trevor White; and one great grandchild, Colt Tucker. Her family is survived by an older brother, Steven Paschall, and a set of younger twins Darrell Paschall (Beth) and Dale Paschall (Sherry) with nephews Chris Paschall (Kalli) and Ross Paschall (Maddie). Great nephew Gordon Paschall and great niece Rahlie Paschall.
Karen brought joy and light to all that she met and was around her. Her memorial will be private for immediate family members only. Friends wishing to honor Karen White are invited to donate in her name to their local children’s hospitals and organizations.
R.I.P. I am very sorry to hear this. ~Lola
I’m so sorry to see this. Know our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Rebecca sue Mouzon (white)
Big sister has joined mom & dad in Heaven. She was a great human being showing us all how to be kind, compassionate, loving, putting everyone else before herself. She cared so lovingly for our mother, father, when they were alive & for our older brother Steven up until the day our Lord called her home. We are all saddened that she has left us here on earth but find great comfort that she knew in her heart she was going to Heaven. She told us so.
I could write a book on our big sister but not now.
Karen, I will see you in Heaven. Thank you for being the best sister ever.