Karen D. Gallagher- Loving Wife, Mother & Grandmother
Karen D. Gallagher sadly passed away on Sunday, August 1, 2021 at Richmond University Medical Center at the age of 75.
Born and raised in Brooklyn, Karen graduated from Bay Ridge High School and also attended the Performing School of Arts. She enjoyed watching the Food Network channel, cooking for her family and friends. Karen was a member of the \”quarantine kitchen\”. She had a love for dance but her true enjoyment was her time spent with her loving family.
Karen is survived by her beloved husband, Frank, her 3 adored sons, Barry, Scott and Jason and her precious grandchildren, Erik, Jarred, Nicholas and Brook and her loving brother, George Geresi.
Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Cherubini McInerney Funeral Home, 1289 Forest Ave. Viewing hours will be held on Thursday from 2-4pm and 7-9pm. A funeral mass will be on Friday at 10am at Blessed Sacrament Church followed by an entombment at Resurrection Cemetery.
1289 Forest Avenue, Staten Island, New York 10302
Thursday, August 5, 2021
2:00pm - 4:00pm
9 thoughts on “Karen D. Gallagher”
Sincere Condolences. RIP Karen
Thank you Damien
Our sincere condolences to Frankie Barry Scott and Jason on the passing of you dear wife and mother may she rest in peace. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad time. Bernie&Shirley Gallaghe and Family .Kildare.Ireland
Bernie & Shirley,
Thank you
Condolences to you Frank and your family on the passing of your dear wife Karen
From Moya Gallagher and Ann Gallagher
May she rest in peace..God bless x
Moya & Ann,
Thanks to you both
My deepest condolences to you and your family at this time stay strong and you are in my prayers.
Thanks for you kind words Janine
I communicated with Karen almost everyday through QK! We became internet friends in 2020 through the quarantine kitchen website! I was posting meals with my Zak Great Dane in the back ground. He was diagnosed with brain cancer a few months after we started posting! Karen was always full of encouragement, supportive, and genuinely interested in his journey! Although we never met in person, but planned to on one of her many trips to Philadelphia to have dinner with one of her sons and daughter in law, I was Edgar to see her smile in person which always came across in her correspondence with me! I felt she was a warm, caring, funny, upbeat person in real life! With everything she was going through with her health, she never once seemed down or had any self pity! I will surely miss our Daily back and forth banter each morning! Cancer is a horrible and merciless disease!
I know nothing I can say will ease your pain of the loss of your Wife, Mother, and Grandmother!