Karen Hiltabidel Roscinski
April 5, 1949 ~ August 27, 2021
Born in: Erie, Pennsylvania
Karen Hiltabidel Roscinski, 72, of Union City, passed away, Friday, August 27, 2021 at her residence surrounded by her loving family. She was born on April 5, 1949 in Erie, Pennsylvania a daughter of Leonard J. Hiltabidel and Marion A. Wickles Hiltabidel. She married David P. Roscinski, Sr., on August 24, 1968.
She attended Academy High School in Erie and was employed with Molded Fiberglass and Helpmates Home Healthcare.
Karen in her early years attended Holy Rosary Church in Erie and most recently Union City Church of the Nazarene.
Her favorite thing to do was spend time with her family and watch them grow. She liked to read her sappy harlequin books and Stephen King novels; and was known as the best cuddler.
She had a heart of gold and would never turn anyone away. Her family used to call her "our angel on our shoulder.'
In addition to her husband, David P. Roscinski, Sr.; she is survived by two daughters, Linda M. Brown and her husband Troy of Harrisburg and Krista L. Marzka and her husband Brad of Corry; two sons, David P. Roscinski, Jr. and his wife Melissa of Union City and Dale C. Roscinski and his wife Carol of Union City; thirteen grandchildren; sixteen great grandchildren; many adopted children and grandchildren; two sisters, Marylou Kolodziejczak and her husband Tim of Union City and Louise "LuLu" Shinko and her husband Craig of Union City; two brothers, Leonard J. Hiltabidel, Jr. and his wife Rhonda of Cambridge Springs and James Hiltabidel of Waterford; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a granddaughter, Kendra Renee Roscinski; and sister, Claire Marie Adams.
Family and friends are welcome to call on Tuesday, August 31st from 2:00pm to 4:00pm and 6:00pm to 8:00pm at Warren-Glenn Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Inc., 62 S. Main Street, Union City. The funeral service will be held at the funeral home on Wednesday, September 1st at 11:00am with Pastor George Tutor, officiating.
Private burial will take place in Evergreen Cemetery, Union City.
Please take a moment to share a memory, condolence, or to order flowers for the family on Karen's Book of Memories online at www.WarrenGlennfh.com
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When I was 5, my Aunt Karen would bring me my cousin, Linda’s, unwashed baby food jars, as I requested. I would put a little water in them and mix it so I could feed my dolls real baby food. That’s love.
David and Melissa so sorry for your loss. So difficult to lose a parent. Take care. Love you, Aunt Nancy
So Sorry Krista, I will be thinking of you !
We were sisters from different mothers, but had kindred spirits. We shared our lives with each other. I am so very glad we met. We had some amazing times together. We could talk for hours and still have more to say or not say. God blessed us with you for an extended 8 months. We were so very blessed to have you. I miss you and Love you! Until we meet again. Rhonda
When I was little, we always used to go to Aunt Karen’s house so our parents could play euchre and drink wine coolers. I loved going there because Aunt Karen would always let me play with her glass Knick Knacks and never yelled at me. She was always so kind to me. Aunt Karen was my mother’s best friend and vice versa! Now your reunited and that makes it a tiny bit easier on the heart! Much love and I’ll miss you very much!
Rest In Peace, Dear Karen
— Dave Freeman