Karen Jo Beiermann

September 20, 1958 - December 22, 2021

Karen (Cavanaugh) Beiermann joyously entered Heaven on 22 December 2021. She eagerly exchanged her old broken earthly body for her new resurrected one. Karen was born 20 Sep 1958 in Clinton, IL; deceased parents John Cavanaugh and JoAnn (Sprague/Cavanaugh) Chamberlain. She was spiritually reborn in 1971.

Karen graduated Glenwood High School, Chatham IL (1976) and Blair College, Colorado Springs, CO (1999) Associates Degree Medical Assistant. She had a very caring heart.

Survived by: Husband, Lee Beiermann, Woodbridge, VA (Married 9 Oct 1982); Son, Pastor Scott Beiermann (wife Leah (Hardwick) Beiermann), Conway, MO; Sister, Kathy Cavanaugh, Springfield, IL; Four beloved grand-children (Abigail, Elizabeth, Matthias, Malachi); Step-mother, Lu Cavanaugh, Springfield, IL.

A celebration memorial of Karen’s “Promotion to Heaven” will be held at Move Church, 13061 Touchstone Cir, Lake Ridge, VA on 29 December 2021 at 2:00 PM.

In lieu of flowers, please consider memorial donations to Legacy at Move Church (https://onthemove.org/), the Leukemia-Lymphoma Society, the Epilepsy Foundation, the American Diabetes Association, or the American Lung Association.

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Our deepest sympathies and love. Karen’s joy and smile will be missed by so many. Peace and love to your family Lee.

Dear Lee, Scott and family, Sending much love today. We hold you in our hearts and prayers. May sweet memories comfort you in your time of great loss. So glad Karen is out of pain and with her LORD. So glad we’ll all be together again one day. Love, Laurie and David Hardwick

My prayers go out to Lee and Scott. Karen seemed to have a sixth sense in knowing when I needed my spirits lifted. She always called at the right time. She would listen with an open mind and heart and get me back on track. My sister Mary and I will miss her tremendously. But the comfort in all of this, is knowing one day we will see each other again.

My heartfelt condolences are with you Lee and your family. May the Lord sustain you during this time of grief. In Christ Juan Natal brother from celebrate recovery

The ? Pino Family sends our deepest sympathies and condolences to you Lee, and to your son Scott and family. Karen was an encourager and even in her pain would check on our family as well and even attended the homegoing of others even through her trial. She has now won the victory over this long battle and though we grieve it’s only for a season. Our loss is heaven’s gain. We love you and you are in our prayers. Love, the Pinos MARK, Eddie, Nick, and Ruth

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

It was such a blessing to know Karen! She was such a special woman of God. She let her light shine and held to her faith through all the struggles of life, I will truly miss her but am comforted by the fact that we will meet again. My love to the entire family.

Your smile and your fun nature will be sorely missed, my friend. Look forward to seeing you again in paradise.....love you!

My deepest condolences to you, Lee, and to your family. I was a classmate of Karen’s at Glenwood and she was always the sweetest and most kind person. What a beautiful spirit she had in life, and now in Heaven to watch over all of you.

Condolences to the Family. Known Karen since the old Springfield IL days. She was filled with the Spirit and will now welcome us to eternity.

What a beautiful lady our dear Karen was she always made us smile. I love the joy of life she shared with so many people. She enjoyed having people over to her home for fellowship and fun. She was a true woman of faith and was strong in her beliefs and love of Christ. It was a blessing that our paths crossed and we were able to do life together. She will be missed greatly. The McLeods

Earth lost a bright light but heaven indeed gained an angel with a great smile and funny laugh. We had some great talks where your wisdom was evident. I missed you when I moved but glad we kept up on social media. I’m so sorry to Lee and your family got this loss. I know you are dancing and smiling with Jesus now. You are healed in Jesus name.

Lee, We pray that God will comfort you and hold you and your family close during this season. Love, Matt and Jennifer Daack

Dear Lee and family, We all loved Karen and remember fondly the times we all spent together while you were here. We are thinking of you all as you celebrate her life and loving legacy of family, friendship and Christian hospitality. We love you, Tillie & Randy and family

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