Karen Ann Domagalski (nee Schoenberger) passed from this Earth on 3/10/2021. She was loved by all who knew her. Karen was a daughter to Harold and Amada Schoenberger (deceased), a sister to Gary Schoenberger, a loving wife to Robert (Bob) Domagalski, a mother to Stacy and Daniel Domagalski, a Mother-in-law to Crystal (nee Adkins) Domagalski, a proud and loving Grandmother to Hannah and Maddie Domagalski, Sister-in-law to Jan Domagalski (nee Vogt), Rosalie Jackson (nee Domagalski ) and Amanda Schoenberger (nee Lehmann), an aunt to Abbie Hausel (nee Schoenberger), Madeline Schoenberger, Michael Domagalski ,Jennifer Jackson, Angela Hodge (nee Jackson), Susan Kopp (nee Domagalski) and Sandra Michalek (nee Domagalski) and a friend to all who knew her. She will be eternally loved and missed.
Visitation at Kutis South County 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd. (at Butler Hill), St. Louis, MO. 63129 after 4pm to 7pm on Tuesday, March 16. Service at Sacred Heart Catholic Church 17 Ann Avenue, Valley Park, MO. 63088 at 10am mass Wednesday, March 17. Internment at Resurrection Cemetery, 6901 McKenzie Rd. Saint Louis, MO. 63123.
Dear Bob and family,
We were terribly saddened to hear this news. Our deepest condolences to you all and continued prayers that you find comfort through your cherished memories of Karen’s beautiful life.
Chris and Bridget Lasater
Prayers for the family. As you mourn the loss of Karen, I hope that your great memories will over power the loss. Love & hugs to all who will miss her dearly.
Karen was such a lovely person. We were all better for knowing her and spending time with her. We send our love to your family and pray for peace and comfort for all of you. With much love, Judi, Steven, Taylor, Grayson, Jake and Taylor xxx
I only knew Karen through our connection at Fontbonne University. She and I had a number of wonderful conversations shortly after she received her cancer diagnosis. She often said the hard part was leaving her family. With this in mind, I pray that you each are consoled by your memories of Karen. I hope that you take the time to share the stories with each other. I also pray that you experience the presence of Karen deep within your heart as you grieve her passing from this physical space. I will continue to hold you all in prayer.
Karen was my neighbor for 40 years so many memories of her and great stories of Bob.
They were great neighbors and friends
Karen did not drive till very late in life I use to say come on Bobs at work let’s practice driving she would say oh no I can’t I am to scared.
I have to say she drove right to heaven once she learned there was no stoping her.
Karen brought sunshine to Fontbonne University’s Taylor Library and the entire campus through her quiet kindness and smile. Thank you for sharing her with us.
To the Domagolski Family, our thoughts are with you during this very difficult time. Mrs. D was always very welcoming to me when I would come over to hang out with Dan. I have nothing but great memories of her. Dan let me know if there is anything we can do to help.
Jeff, Rachel, Thomas and Joseph
To the Domagolski Family, our thoughts are with you during this very difficult time. Mrs. D was always very welcoming to me when I would come over to hang out with Dan. I have nothing but great memories of her. Dan let me know if there is anything we can do to help.
Jeff, Rachel, Thomas and Joseph
i will be praying for your family i had Danny in my class at Sacred Heart School
my prayers are with your family pat hayden
Dear Bob, Stacy, Dan and family,
Tony and I are heartbroken from the news of Karen’s passing. We will always cherish the memories and happy times from Sacred Heart. We pray for you all during this difficult time, but you will find your peace and comfort in your memories. God bless you all. So sorry for your loss.
Love and Hugs. Tony and Laura Fischer