Karla Grosz Memorial Fund
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After a (15) month battle with Cancer Karla was given her angel wings on January 20th. All donations to this Memorial Fund will be donated in Karla's honor to the Cancer Care Institute.
Services for Karla will take place on Wednesday, January 27th. Please visit, Kirk Funeral Home for full details. https://www.kirkfuneralhome.com/obituary/karla-grosz
Karla was a loving, caring, and passionate wife and mother. Her family meant the world to her. She was a pillar of strength and character. She had a deep faith in God and sowed seeds of that faith in everyone she met. Her dynamic attitude and personality could liven up any conversation.
Karla was competitive and enthusiastic with any sport she played and carried those same traits into her role as a sports mom. It did not matter what sport her sons were playing, whether soccer, basketball, baseball, football, wrestling, golf, swimming, track, or cross country she was all in, loud and proud. Her whistle was unmistakable.
She absolutely adored being a grandmother and could not have been prouder of each and every one of her grandkids. Her face just lit up when she was with them and she cherished every moment with them.
Much like her father, Karla was a self-proclaimed sidewalk engineer and inspected every house being built in the neighborhood over the past twenty years. She loved spending summer nights in the driveway shooting the breeze with our neighborhood friends.
Karla was an avid golfer and loved to spend as much time as possible on the course with her family and league golf buddies. When Tuesdays came around, she always had a little extra pep in her step as that was Ladies League night at the Elks.
She will be cherished forever as a wife, mother, daughter, sister, aunt, grandmother, and friend.
Services for Karla will take place on Wednesday, January 27th. Please visit, Kirk Funeral Home for full details. https://www.kirkfuneralhome.com/obituary/karla-grosz
Karla was a loving, caring, and passionate wife and mother. Her family meant the world to her. She was a pillar of strength and character. She had a deep faith in God and sowed seeds of that faith in everyone she met. Her dynamic attitude and personality could liven up any conversation.
Karla was competitive and enthusiastic with any sport she played and carried those same traits into her role as a sports mom. It did not matter what sport her sons were playing, whether soccer, basketball, baseball, football, wrestling, golf, swimming, track, or cross country she was all in, loud and proud. Her whistle was unmistakable.
She absolutely adored being a grandmother and could not have been prouder of each and every one of her grandkids. Her face just lit up when she was with them and she cherished every moment with them.
Much like her father, Karla was a self-proclaimed sidewalk engineer and inspected every house being built in the neighborhood over the past twenty years. She loved spending summer nights in the driveway shooting the breeze with our neighborhood friends.
Karla was an avid golfer and loved to spend as much time as possible on the course with her family and league golf buddies. When Tuesdays came around, she always had a little extra pep in her step as that was Ladies League night at the Elks.
She will be cherished forever as a wife, mother, daughter, sister, aunt, grandmother, and friend.
Organizer
Brett Grosz
Organizer
Rapid City, SD
