Karen Elizabeth Tremblay, 31, of Nashua passed away on Monday, April 18th at St. Joseph Hospital in Nashua.

Born June 27, 1990 in Concord, Massachusetts, she was the daughter of James Forster and Suzanne (Allard) Forster. She was raised and educated in Merrimack before attending Keene State College.  Karen worked as a recruiter for many companies, most recently with Bold Media.  Throughout her personal life and professional career, she created many lifelong friendships. Karen will be remembered for her amazing smile and her ability to light up any room she entered.  She absolutely loved traveling, spending a semester abroad in Australia where she famously jumped out of a perfectly fine airplane twice. In her free time Karen enjoyed playing in a local adult softball league, fishing, golfing, lounging at the beach and pool, but most of all spending time with her family. Karen had a special bond with her niece and nephews that was truly one of a kind.

Karen will be deeply missed by her husband and the love of her life, Mason Tremblay, her parents Suzanne and James Forster of Maynard, MA, sisters Amy Goodridge and her husband John of Merrimack, NH, Kelly Calnan and her husband Rory of Danvers, MA, mother and father-in-law Ellen and Randal Tremblay of Berlin, NH, brother-in-law William Tremblay and his wife Lindsey of Dayton, OH, sister-in-law Maggie Tremblay of Wilton, NH, niece Allie Goodridge, and nephews James and Jason Goodridge and Andrew and Patrick Calnan, and many cherished friends, cousins, neighbors, and extended family.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend calling hours on Friday April 22nd from 4 – 7 PM at the Rivet Funeral Home 425 Daniel Webster Highway in Merrimack . A Mass of Christian Burial will take place at 9 AM on Saturday April 23rd at Our Lady of Mercy Church 16 Baboosic Lake Road in Merrimack .   Following services, all are welcomed at the American Legion in Merrimack, NH to celebrate Karen's remarkable life and the legacy she leaves behind.

Karen was taken from us far too soon. May her spirit and smile live on forever.