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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Karen Marie
Granger
July 27, 1960 – March 12, 2026
Karen Marie Granger, age 65, passed away peacefully on March 12, 2026.
Born July 27, 1960, in Columbus, Ohio, to the late Rosemary and Bernard Granger, Karen—affectionately known as “Cakie”—was deeply loved and will be missed every day.
Cakie was a beloved mother, grandmother, sister, cousin, aunt, and dear friend. She is survived by her sons, Jason Granger and Aaron Granger; her devoted daughter, Melanie(Keith)Prysock;her brother, Dino (Lori)Granger; her sister, Pamela Roland, Tara Granger; her special sisters, Sharon Thornton and Tracy Foster; and her cherished grandchildren, Mionna, Kymora, Jasmine, J’Lynn, Mishiko, Jason, and Alaniela.
She also leaves to cherish her memory her nephews: Brian (Quise)Granger and his children, Jordan, Michelle, Elijah, Brian, Prince, and Sir; Albert Milner and his children, Albert and Christopher; Tayvin (Donnie)Zeigler and his children, Avery, A’nyla,Tailynn and; niece and nephew, lil Mike and Amari.
She was preceded in death by her parents Bernard and Rosemary Granger; her sister, Michelle Granger, and her brother, Bernie Granger.
Being a light of laughter and good times was her philosophy for life. Cakie will always be remembered for her radiant smile, and the joy she brought into every room she entered.
Countless cherished family memories include her being Dino’s little “brother,” following him everywhere he went until he discovered she was girl.
Her children—Melanie “Lulu Girl,” Aaron “Fat Baby,” and Jason “Punkin Head”—along with her “Grammies babies,” were the absolute light of her life.
Cakie had a way of making everyone feel like family. Whether through laughter, storytelling, or simply her presence, she created lasting bonds with everyone she met. She loved bringing people together, and her home and heart were always open. Her strength, humor, and unwavering love will continue to live on through the many lives she touched.
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