Karl was a very nice man I enjoyed talking to him he will be missed

Three wonderful years. Not enough, but that is what we were given, and I treasure those.

Bonnie

Mary, I didn't know your brother very well, but met him when he was caring for his wife some years ago. Such a sweet and caring guy. My condolences to you and the rest of the family. Gone too soon.

My sincerest heartfelt condolences to Mary, Tim (Harapat), and the rest of the family for your loss. Carrie (Carter) Coburn (One of the Conner cousins)

Mary, So sorry for your loss. I fondly remember Karl at the family farm always fixing something.

Ok let me just start this by saying it freaked me out how much he looks like Ralph in this picture. Next ....yep way to young to go (being only a few months younger than me). But I think he has made his peace with it before he went into surgery. At least when talking to me it seems like he had. We spent many messages with each other going over details of the farm. He wanted to get everything just right. He was a force of his own and always has been. From time at grandma and grandpas farm, to time we spent around a camp fire there was always a story. Charlie enjoyed the hell out of him too. I won't say there will be a hole iny heart with him gone because any hole that there might be is filled with a memory of him. Rock on cousin Carl .

Mary I am so sorry to hear this. Your brother was a great guy. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family at this time.

Mary, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Judy Grothe

I own Superior Care Iowa. Karl’s wife Jeannie was a beloved client. Our caregivers grew to love Karl as he was ever present. Stopping by almost daily to have lunch with her, brush her hair, hold her hand. Truly devoted. I’m devastated to hear of Karl’s passing. Silver lining is that he is reunited with his beloved bride. My sincere condolences to Karl’s family.

There will never be another Karl.The nicest man ever.Would do anything for anybody.Start talking about tractors or engines and he is your friend for life.

Deepest sympathy to his family.

Dick Irvin

When we first met we were care givers for our spouses. His gentle thoughtful voice guided the group & we carried on. His strong faith, smiling eyes, & great hugs will be missed.

Damn...SO sad for Karl and his Family.. I was not aware of his health issues. KARL and I met in the real estate business many years ago. He learned that I had an old care, and we talked more about old cars than real estate.

SUCH A NICE GUY.........MY condolences to Karl's Family.

Rex Brandstatter

Coralville

I will never sip morning coffee without thinking about conversations in the kitchen. Rest in peace till we meet again. Fifi and I miss you greatly. Sending love.

Midwest Old Threshers will not be the same without Karl. May the Peace of the Lord be with his family and may the Lord welcome him into the Tractor shop in Heaven.