Karen Marie Davila

October 18, 1960 - October 2, 2024

Karen Marie Davila (formly Melucci), age 63 of Brook Park, passed away peacefully on October 2, 2024. Karen is survived by her loving life partner of 23 years, Rick; her father Salvatore (Marilyn-deceased) Melucci; her brother, Steven; her two children, Christopher (Stephanie) and Alexandra; and her beloved grandchildren, Carson and Avery. Karen is also remembered by her close circle of dear friends and a large extended family, all of whom held a special place in her heart. Karen lived a life full of passion and adventure. Together with Rick, she explored the world, often on their Harley Davidson motorcycle, always seeking new destinations. She loved the thrill of the open road and the joy of traveling. In her downtime, Karen enjoyed being Cleveland’s biggest sports fan, loved her music live and in person, and gathering with loved ones. One of her most treasured places was the family camp at Panther Lake, where she found joy in spending time together with family year after year. Karen valued togetherness above all, and her warmth and love left an indelible mark on everyone who knew her. Her spirit and zest for life will be missed deeply, but her legacy of love and connection will continue to live on in the hearts of her family and friends. All services will be private.

Last Breath

The sky has opened for you to go home

May you sore to the heavens where you’ll never be alone

Go ride the highways and never be afraid

Lay down in the fields finding peace upon where you laid

Walk with me by my side and share my final days

Please keep me clear and steady to the end of my golden rays

Once again we’ll be together to ride that golden road

No pain, no hurt, or despair will be our final load

Until that time when we will ride

Be at peaceful rest in the sun

Then I will join you on the road

Where we shall remain as one

Humenik Funeral Chapel

Bryan Kacz

Lisa Mullinex

Katie Gallagher

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I still can’t believe she left us. I am lost for words. I will miss her dearly. Sending prayers for peace and comfort. Her memory will live on in my heart. Love, Dee

I still can’t believe you left us. I am lost for words. I will miss you my dear friend. May your family find peace and comfort during this time. Dee

So sorry to hear of Karen's passing. She was a great co-worker and we had many conversations about her love of vacationing in the mountains of NY. Praying for comfort during this time.

So very sorry to hear of the loss of such a great person. Enjoyed working with Karen. She was always a team player and so hard working and kind.

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

Love and peace cousin. Wonderful memories of Karen at camp when we were young, our names in the steps Pop made. Always awesome and fun family gatherings and visiting friends at the lake. Distance kept us from seeing each other over the years but always nice when we spoke on the phone, her sweet voice and reminiscing. Condolences to Uncle Sal, Steve and all her immediate family.

Many memories of Karen , Steven , Tina and Anthony at the lake . Our little trip to Camden get pizza and do laundry. Auctions at the Bisbo barn you kids running around outside. Trip to Fort Ontario and going to Albany. Karen was like a loving daughter . Word’s cannot describe how sad I feel about her passing.

I had no idea Karen was sick. I'm so so sorry for your loss. She was a great person, great friend and great coworker. Always willing to help with anything. Whether at work or outside of work. She will be missed dearly.

Karen and I worked together for many years. My my deepest sympathies to her family and friends.

I’m very deeply sorry for your loss.

Wow, she was so young. She will be missed. God bless her friends and family.

There are few words to express the deep pain and sorrow of losing Karen but her memory will hold a special place in all of our hearts

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.