Katheryn Blakeman
January 13, 1970 ~ January 5, 2018
Katheryn Del Blakeman, of McLean, Virginia, died unexpectedly January 5, 2018. Born January 13, 1970 in Colorado Springs, Colorado, she was the daughter of Walter and Sandra Blakeman of Walkersville, Maryland.
Katheryn graduated from La Plata High School, Charles County Community College, and West Virginia University.
Katheryn worked in Human Resources as a contractor. She especially enjoyed participating in Toast Masters where she was a Regional Governor.
She was an independent woman who adored her brothers and nieces and nephews who survive her. Her brother Seth and his children, Madison, Chloe, Nicholas and Noah; and her brother Scott and his children, Samuel, Eloise, and August; and her aunt Karen Fryschlag survive her as well as her parents.
Donations in her memory made be made to jdrf.org.
Katheryn graduated from La Plata High School, Charles County Community College, and West Virginia University.
Katheryn worked in Human Resources as a contractor. She especially enjoyed participating in Toast Masters where she was a Regional Governor.
She was an independent woman who adored her brothers and nieces and nephews who survive her. Her brother Seth and his children, Madison, Chloe, Nicholas and Noah; and her brother Scott and his children, Samuel, Eloise, and August; and her aunt Karen Fryschlag survive her as well as her parents.
Donations in her memory made be made to jdrf.org.
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Losing a family member or friend is so difficult. We can find comfort from our merciful god Jehovah and the beautiful hope of the resurrection that he has given us, and a time when death will be a thing of the past. We find this hope at 1 Corinthians 15:55 where it says “death where is your victory.. death where is your sting” The bible has many promises like this that give us hope of a much better life. I hope that you can find a measure of comfort from the hope found in the bible.
Dear Family,
Losing someone so dear is devastating. We are all affected by this enemy, Death. Please accept my sincere condolences for your loss. The Bible promises that in God’s due time, we will see our loved ones again. (John 5:28,29). I hope that meditating on this wonderful promise will bring hope to your heavy hearts and help you through this very difficult time.