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Karen Lee Cimadori, age 65, of Hammonton, NJ, passed away on Monday, July 27th, 2026. She leaves behind her two sons, Kevin and Kenny, her beloved daughter Gina, her grandchildren: Kayla, Tyler, Ava, Ciana, Jayson, Shea, Loki, and all of the friends, neighbors, and loved ones whose lives were forever changed by knowing her. Karen is predeceased by her parents, Charles and Harriet "Penny" Ewing.
If you knew Karen, you knew that no one ever left her house the same way they came in. You might have walked through the door carrying the weight of the world, but somehow you always left a little lighter. She had a gift for making people feel seen, heard, and loved, and she gave that gift so freely to everyone lucky enough to know her.
Her family was her heart, and nothing brought her more happiness than being MomMom. She celebrated every milestone, every laugh, and every moment she could spend with the people she loved. Loving them was never something she had to think about. It was simply who she was.
She worked hard throughout her life, spending many years at ShopRite while building a home that was always open to others. Home was her favorite place. On warm summer afternoons you could almost always find her floating peacefully in the pool, playing music somewhere nearby, waiting for a beautiful sunset to end the day.
She loved to dance. She loved to laugh. She loved bringing people together, and if there was a glass of Bacardi in her hand, you knew stories were about to be told, someone would be laughing until they cried, and before long the whole room would feel a little brighter. She never needed to be the center of attention because her spirit naturally filled every room. She truly was the life of the party.
Life tested her more than once, but she met every challenge with quiet strength. She kept showing up for the people she loved, kept finding reasons to smile, and reminded all of us that life is meant to be lived to the fullest.
There will never be another Karen, but she will always be with us. She will be in every sunset that takes our breath away, every song that makes us smile, every story shared around the table, every burst of laughter, and every glass raised in celebration of a life so beautifully lived.
Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever our Karen.
Funeral arrangements and cremation are under the care and direction of LeRoy P. Wooster Funeral Home & Crematory in Atco, NJ. Condolences may be shared on her online guestbook.
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