1967 - 2018
Visitation
October 16, 20184 PM - 7PM
Dolan Funeral Home
Funeral
October 17, 201811 AM
Dolan Funeral Home
Kara Lynne Wolnik, 51, of Dracut, MA died Friday October 12, 2018 at Tufts Medical Center.
Born in Boston on August 27, 1967, she was the daughter of Raymond J. Wolnik of Florida, and the late Doris A. (Lundstedt) Wolnik. She graduated from Andover High School with the class of 1985, and Chapman College in CA with a BS in Marketing with the class of 1991.
Kara was working at Lowell General Hospital Saints Campus in Lowell as a pain clinic administrator.
Besides her father she is survived by her brother, Jeffrey Wolnik of University Place, Washington. She is also survived by many friends, especially Kelly Ramsay who stayed by her side during the last moments
of her life.
Visiting hours Tuesday 4 to 7 P.M. Funeral Wed. at 11AM at the DOLAN FUNERAL HOME 106 MIDDLESEX ST. CHELMSFORD. Burial in St. Mary Cemetery, MA.
ARRANGEMENTS BY DOLAN FUNERAL HOME 978-251-4041.
Roy Lundstedt, Jr.
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My heart is heavy with sadness to learn of the loss of my cousin Kara. I have fond memories of her growing up on Weed Street and will always remember visiting with her at the hospital when my wife and I were having our children. She will be missed and my prayers are with her and Uncle Ray and Jeff. God Bless. Roy Lundstedt Jr.
Nancy Driscoll
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We are so very sad to hear that Kara did not survive her recent medical difficulties. I did not know her for a long time, but loved her dearly, and enjoyed her wry sense of humor and obvious love for her friends and family. We send our deepest sympathy to her father Ray, her brother Jeff, and all her wonderful friends in the Merrimack Valley.
Love, Nancy & John Driscoll
Neville Baia
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Ray, we are sad to hear about the loss of Kara. May loving memories of your daughter help you through this sad time. Our prayers are with you and your son. Neville & Ann Marie Baia
Jamie k.
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Very sad to hear of Karas passing. She was a nice lady! I enjoyed our mini chats when I would visit the office…she will be missed.
Claire Tremblay
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It is with a heavy heart that I offer my condolences to all Kara’s family and friends. We had become close recently and now I have lost this wonderful person forever. Sincere sympathies to her Dad Ray and her brother Jeff, and, to all her very good friends who supported her and made her life so happy. Love to all.
Byron and Terri Grant
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While we never met Kara, many of us in University Place, WA, have become close friends with her brother Jeff. We all send our deepest sympathies and caring thoughts to Kara’s family and friends.
Kara Lightfoot
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So sorry for loss. I have fond memories of Kara at the lake when I was very young. I was known as littlest Kara back then.
Patty Grady -Hilton
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I am so sad to hear this news. Kara impacted some many people’s lives. She was very giving! Kara helped me during a very bad time in my life. I will always treasure the friendship we had.
Marie (Scully to KK)
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Kara…no, not Kara. KK…KK was my best friend of 35+ years. The kind of friend that believes in you when you can’t believe in yourself. The kind of friend who finishes your sentences. The kind of friend who respects the fact you hate her eating off your plate but does it anyway with a silly smile. The friend you call in the middle of the day or night to talk about that silly commercial with “Mayhem” or to cry because life has you down. The person you call when your mom is dying and you can’t breathe. The friend that becomes the glue for your tight group. The one person who knows you better than you know yourself. KK was my other half, my partner in crime. My light. My rock for many years. The one person who never gave up on me. I can’t imagine life without her love and her light. Condolences to her dad and brother and to “US” – the tight knit group of friends that are trying our best to hold it together for her and do the right things to honor her. When people say one of a kind, truly this was KK. My heart is broken. I am broken. She knew the person I am, and loved me despite of me and my many flaws. She was my person. Now, I hope the new person I have no choice but to become honors her memory each and every day. Blessings to all who knew KK and felt her love and her light. We are all better people for knowing her.
Sharon Galvin
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I worked at Saints with Kara for many years. She was always pleasant and willing to help. I am so sorry for her loss, and my deepest sympathies to her Dad and her brother. She had many friends at Saints because she was such a lovely lady.
RIP Kara,
Kristin Pride ( DeMoura)
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I am so sorry to hear of Kara’s passing. I worked with her at Saints for many years in the past. She was fun and a pleasure to work with. My condolences to her family and friends. May she Rest In Peace.
Marilyn Sandison
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Dear Ray & Jeff,
Skip and I send our deepest sympathy in the loss of Kara. When I told Joy and Jeff they were in shock too! They remember very well her babysitting them and also being around with you all on Old School House Road. I was traveling and if I had known we surely would of attended the services. Kara always had a smile and we have wonderful memories of Doris and Kara. Ray, please take care. Love Marilyn, Skip, Joy & Jeff