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Karen W. (Whitlock) Bishop
Date Of Birth:May 11, 1947 ~ Indianapolis
Date Of Death:August 11, 2010 ~ Trafalgar
Service Date:A private family service is sceduled.

Karen W. (Whitlock) Bishop, age 63 passed away Wednesday morning, August 11, 2010 in Trafalgar. She was a resident of Trafalgar.

Karen was born May 11, 1947 in Indianapolis. She was a 1965 graduate of Northwest High School in Indianapolis and has worked as a Therapist Assistant in the Rehabilitation Services at the University Heights Health & Living in Indianapolis for the past ten years.

Karen was a loving mother and private person. Her true passion was riding and caring for horses. Karen was an avid horseback rider and most recently participated in setting a new Guinness World Record in the Largest Trail Ride. Karen enjoyed spending time at the Horseman's Camp in Brown County and spending time with her dog: Kandy Kane. She was member of the Red Hats and Purple Chaps Society.

Karen is survived by her mother: Frances A. (Valeske) Speer of Indianapolis; two sons: Brian T. Bishop and his wife Ally of Columbus and Brad A. Bishop and his wife Robyn of Canton, MI; two brothers: Eric Whitlock and his wife Sharlene of Brown County and Glen Speer of Indianapolis. She was grandma to six grandchildren: Nate Bishop & Jax Bishop both of Ft. Wayne, Autumn Bishop & Brad A. Bishop Jr. both of Canton, MI and two step-grandchildren Corianna Colon & Devin Dunseth of Canton, MI.

She was preceded in death by her father: James J. Whitlock.

Karen's wishes were to have a private family service with memorial contributions sent in honor of her to the Brown County Humane Society, 5820 N. Bittersweet Rd. Morgantown, IN 46160.


  • From: Carol Clayton
    Location:Avon, Indiana

    To Karen's Family. I wanted you all to know that your family is in my prayers for strength and healing. Melissa Webb is serving time in prison and prays every day for all the hurt she has cause everyone. Melissa's mother, Kaye Hurin, passed away in September 2011 of pancreatic cancer. Melissa feels God has taken her mother away as she did yours. She was not allowed to go to the funeral services and she realizes this is just part of her punishment for what she has done. I hope some day you will be able to forgive her and she asks for forgiveness in all her prayers. God Bless your family.