Birth date: Jun 11, 1946 Death date: Aug 1, 2016
Karleena Ravenwood née Caroline Kirby died peacefully on August 1, 2016. Karleena is survived by her husband John Dore, her daughters Sesaly Stamps and Kathryn Stamps, Sesaly’s children Quentin and Simone, her brother Peter Kirby Read Obituary
I met Karleena at a time when I needing sisterhood and inspiration. The glint in her eye broadcast a deep peace and love that I still feel when I think of her. Then we took her brave abiding love for people and multiplied it and shared it in song. She stands as an example of the power of one heart that touched so many and brought us together in joy. Thank you Karleena and enjoy eternity. <3
Karleena was a loving, heroes and humble woman with many gifts. We are grateful that we were able to spend
time with her both on a personal level as by attending her beautiful concerts. We will miss her. Patrick and Toni Skater
I remember Karleena as a Board of Director for Elementals of Life and I love that she was audacious in supporting connecting to the Earth and all dimensions of Life with honor. Can you imagine how she is doing that now? I can hear her laughing on that one! Gentle hugs and endless love to John and her family and all of us who witnessed The magic~. Marilyn Twintreess
It was such a joy singing for you Karleena!
I met Karleena through the AZ Council of Grandmothers and quickly formed a bond of kindred spirit. She introduced me to the Shiva at her home and ceremony held regularly as well as the belief that, "if you can talk, you can sing". She manifested a powerful Spirit of joy and brought out the best in others. We will dearly miss her blessed presence as she moves on to the Spirit World.
I join many other 'Grandmothers' who were propelled by Karleena's enthusiasm, energy and invitations to join the chorus, perform, and come out of our shell in front of others. Her knack to engage us was infectious, and irresistible. One of a kind, she is sorely missed. Nancy P. Masland
I met Karleena at the Az Grandmothers annual Conference. I knew right away she was an extraordinary person. Her ability to unite people, build community and understand individuals was exceptional. Her presence was a gift to the Grandmothers and we will miss her...a whole lot. Especially me. Hugs to the Family, Kathie
