Karon S. Booth
May 15, 2019
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Karon Sue Booth, 69, passed away on May 15, 2019 at Mercy Hospice in Johnston. She was born in Des Moines, Iowa where she became a lifelong resident on January 10, 1950 to Phyllis (Roe) and James Crawford, Jr.
Karon is survived by her husband of 51 years, Robert; two children, Lora (Jim) Wicker and Robby Booth; grandchildren, Brandon (Mikayla) Wicker, Amber Booth (Derek Kelley) and Megan Wicker; great granddaughters, Paisley and Aubrey and numerous other relatives and friends.
Celebration of life will be held at 11:00 a.m., on Saturday, May 18, 2019 at Grace Church, 112 County Line Road, Des Moines. Private burial will take place at a later date at Iowa Veterans Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be directed to the American Cancer Society.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.hamiltonsfuneralhome.com
Vonnie Jobe
05/17/2019
I never worked with Karen but I saw how much she was loved and respected by her co-workers. My husband always spoked highly of her. I enjoyed our conversations at events that I attended with Lad. She was always a lady. This is a great loss to her family and her friends. My prayers are said for her family.
Vonnie Jobe
Todd Wilson
05/17/2019
From my family to yours, we are so sorry for your lost.
Bill McCarthy
05/17/2019
Bob, I remember Karon as a true professional who knew her job, did it well and always had a great attitude. A very classy person. My deepest sympathies.
Pat scarcello
05/17/2019
Bob and family we are so very sorry for your loss I am sure she fought it like a tiger. Please accept our condolences and prayers. As ever frank and pat scarcello
Carl Martin
05/17/2019
Karon will be missed very much, she was truly a beautiful person. As a loving child of God I am sure she was welcomed home with opened arms.
May God grant Bob and the family peace and comfort in this time of sorrow.
Dave Brown
05/17/2019
Bob and Family,
I know that no one needs to tell you what a great person Karon was, but from someone who worked with her I want you to know how she was valued by us too.
Karon was dedicated to her job at the police department. All the way from working in the dispatch office to being a secretary in the vice and narcotics section. She was a pleasure to work with -always pleasant, she was reliable, she was more than competent and she was very trustworthy. Every positive adjective you can think of applied to Karon. She was truly one of the crown jewels of the DMPD.
She will be missed by everyone who knew and loved her.
My sympathy and best wishes are extended to you all.
Dave Brown (retired DMPD)