Death date: Jan 17, 2016
Karen Bobb Starr Steppacher Milligan (née Steppacher) passed away on January 17th 2016. Karen was the loving wife of John M. Milligan. Dear mother to Michael Milligan, La Quinta, CA; Augustus Milligan, Cinnaminson, NJ. Grandmother Read Obituary
I worked on a number of real estate transactions with Karen. She was a real energized go getter and was tireless in her efforts for her clients. She was also an outstanding Lions Club member and as such continued her father's tradition. She had a big heart and was a good person. She will be missed. Pete Thorndike
Karen will be truly missed by her friends, family and co-workers. She was always there to help out. She was very knowledgeable and very smart and was always willing to share. She also had a great sense of humor. My condolences are sent to her family. May you rest in peace dear Karen.
Estelle Rattner
Karen was a person of many strengths. She was extremely dedicated to her clients and our
industry and being a past president of the Board of Realtors she always was
trying her best to make improvements for the better of all. She would always provide her insight at our sales meetings over the years an I will miss her greatly
and will always admire her amazing fortitude. Many Blessings to all of her family.
My heartfelt sympathy is sincerely with you all.
I have many fond memories with Karen at the office in Moorestown. We often would help each other with fixing the printer, using the company websites, sharing information, and just having a friendly chat. She worked incredibly hard and was 100% devoted to what and whom she cared about. I loved her strong spirit, beautiful eyes and smile. And she always looked fabulous! She will forever be in my heart and memories. I send my deepest condolences to her family and all who were touched by her.
Karen was a truly caring friend and one that was always thoughtful of others. She was known for: her avid love of reading; never taking a day off from her realty career; and her uncanny ability to fix anything that was broken. From her front porch swing, to the beach at LBI, many special moments were shared.
Karen was a second mother to me. A spectacular woman! I am truly going to miss her.
