Albrandt, Karen

The Stork and Albrandt families 

My deepest condolences to you and your family of the lost of your mother, grandmother and Aunt. She will be missed very much by the Shoshoni and Riverton community. rest in peace Karen.

Linda Kay Carlson Remer 

Shoshoni and Casper Wyoming 

Thoughts and Prayers 

From the class of 1969

An amazing teacher and person.... condolences to friends and family. 

I am truly sorry for your loss! Mrs. Albrandt was one of my favorite teachers and friends! She will be dearly missed! 

Karen was a caring and loving lady.  She will be greatly missed.   

Karen and I were next door neighbors at Jefferson for a few years, and we quickly established our love of all things Norwegian.  My husband taught in Shoshoni so knew Gary, of course .  They will both be missed.  My sympathies to her family.

Karen was my mentor during my student teaching at Jefferson Elementary. She was always so kind and encouraging. She was friendly to everyone and had a great sense of humor. Thank you Karen, for being an excellent role model. 

I went to high school with Karen, and played in the RHS band with her. She was a very kind person. When my husband, Bob, passed she contacted my via Messenger/faceboook. That meant a lot to me. My sincere sympathy to all of her family and to those who were close friends of hers for so many years. 
Adene (Brill) Wuertley

We have such fun memories of Karen and Gary when we went snowmobiling together.  We miss them both.  Sending prayers to the family.

Rest in Peace. Give Gary hugs. I miss you guys. My prayers are with your family and friends.

Karen touched so many lives in a positive way.  She will be missed.  RIP my friend.

I met Karen in First Grade when we were in Mrs. Kennedy's class at Ashrgrove. She lived one block away.  I remember her parents always welcoming Karen's friends for snacks and sleepovers.  Her mother was one of my 4-H leaders. Karen's brother Dick had developmental issues and the family fought hard to make sure he and others like him had opportunities in the schools.  That may have set the stage for Karen to become a teacher--a profession that she loved.  

Karen and her husband, Gary,  were civic minded and donated many hours to the Lions Club and other activities.  

I know many people will miss Karen, especially her friend, Gretchen, and her family.  I wish them comfort in their many memories.  

Godspeed, Karen.  I'm sure Dick and Gary welcomed you to heaven.  

Karen was the nicest, just like her mother. I'm glad to have known them. She will be missed by everyone that knew that kind lady.

Deepest sympathies for your loss.

Karen was a wonderful teacher and friend.  We have many fond memories of Lion's Club campouts with her and Gary.  She will be greatly  missed.

So sorry to hear of Karen's passing.  She was such  a lovely lady.  Condolences to her family.

Sandy Whetstine Spriggs