Chris Priska 
RN Red Oak Cardiovascular Center

Dear Karen,
Thank you for "going public" with this incredible story.  You have succeeded in taking the fear away...Seeing what you have done, women will get their mammograms...and survive. 

Faye Turner
Women Helping Women

Karen,
Ive read both Parts I & II of you story dealing with your breast cancer. Its very truthful and encouraging to those who have already dealt with  this type of cancer and for anyone just finding out.  As you know I have gone through this ordeal myself and there is not a morning I wake up, that I dont think about it.  But I refuse to give in to it and I count my blessings that I'm another day cancer free. I'm so glad you're doing good.  I keep up with your progress through Robyn and Keith.  We do have so much to be thankful for.  I have really enjoyed reading your story.

God Bless You,
Linda

Hi Karen, 
So glad to see your story updated on the web page.  And so proud of you for the way you are managing.  I would never doubt that you would be a fighter.....my cousin who was the ringleader in much of our summer adventure....remember taking Elaine snipe hunting?  We love you and have you in our prayers.

Beverly Fenley

Please let Karen know that not a day goes by that we do not think of her and pray for her complete recovery. 

Michael A. Stafford, 
Harris County Attorneys Office

Karen,
I'm not sure you'll remember me, but I used to work with Kingwood Emergency Services back when KES was dispatching the Pct. 4 Kingwood constable deputies.  You and I did meet at least once. I saw your story in the newspaper.  It is great that you are not hiding and worrying alone.  I am very happy that you are responding so positively to treatment.  Keep up the good work and good medical reports. 

Millie Craig

Dear Karen,

All of your friends in the community, and we here, at Radler Enterprises, wish you a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing you in full action.

Mishael Radom

You go, girl.  In the face of that famous sense of humor, no illness would
dare stick around.  We say "Karen cheers"  everyday, and are sending you
good thoughts!

Cathy Sisk
Harris County Attorney's Office

Dear Karen,
We are all travelers going from one eternity to the next.  Sometimes the
road is smooth and sometimes it is bumpy.  It is always easier to enjoy the
time we travel when we travel it with friends.  I treasure your friendship.
Barbara Baruch

Dear Karen,
I heard of your illness through E-mail.  I just want you to know that we are standing with you in prayer in you fight against breast cancer. God will never leave you or forsake you.

Robert Galloway

Read it all.  Learned something.  Thank You.
I always knew you were special, your article just confirms it.

Bob Malloy

Dear Karen,

My mother was diagnosed in March of 87 with breast cancer. She was not the type of person to go to the doctor unless she REALLY felt bad.  She said she was afraid they might find something wrong.  And they did, not only did she have breast cancer but it had spread. But I am happy to say that after 10 straight days of radiation for a tumor that was attached to her skull, and after 6 months of chemo, she is doing great.  After having more scans, the tumor on her skull has almost disappeared.  She continues to go to her Dr. every three months for blood work, she takes Tamoxifin every day, her appetite is back to normal.  Her Dr. calls her his prized patient. The battle may not be completely over but, through lots of prayer it's made the fight a lot easier.  I would just like to say no matter what your age, please, please don't wait to go see your Dr. Thanks Karen for sharing your story to help others.

Esther

Karen, 

Our thoughts are with you as you battle breast cancer. It's a joy to hear you're doing well through the treatments. Know that you make a difference in the northwest community. Thanks... 

Howard Decker, ThisWeek manager 

Karen, 

A quote that has challenged me personally is "The quality of our lives is created less by events than by our unique reactions to them." Your reaction to your diagnosis -- encouragement and hope -- has impacted so many lives. It is a priviledge to be your friend.

Ellen Moore

Karen,

You are an inspiration to everyone - both male and female. You looked cancer square in the eye and refused to quake. You handled this trauma in your life with class and at the same time you have inspired others to live healthier lives. Cheryl and I pray for your continued health as you travel this road to wellness and we pray that soon you will be able to use this year as a springboard for a very bright future. 

Bill and Cheryl Kennedy

Karen --

You know it’s easy seeing you every day to underestimate the stamina it must take to undergo the mental and physical trauma you're going through. I've seen cops hurt and injured for nearly thirty years and I myself have been shot, cut, kicked, beat, and run over and thought I was pretty tough, but so far you're on top of the tough list. You're still our "Wonder Woman" and personally, I love you for all you've done for me. Keep fighting.

Ron Hickman, Assistant Chief, Harris Co. Pct. 4 Constables

Karen, you're one of the most positive, strong and enthusiastic people I 
know. There's no doubt in my mind that you'll pull through this challenge 
showing others how to handle this from a position of strength.

Larry Lipton

Hi Karen,

I heard about your battle against breast cancer. I know the strength it takes. I am a survivor myself. I had my first surgery in September of 1985. Please know there are lots of us out here. We are a great support group. I highly encourage you to get involved in the Susan G. Komen Foundation"s "Race for the Cure." It's a real hands-on thing we all can do to fight this dreaded disease. And you'll meet some wonderful women too. 

God bless you...

Marci Junge

Dear Karen,

When you read this, here's hoping it will show that we're thinking of you now and want to let you know in a special sort of way that our warmest thoughts and wishes will be with you every day.

Tom & Sue Kikis

Dear Deputy Moore: 

We just wanted to pass on to you that our prayers are with you for a complete recovery. We have only met a few times, but that should make no difference, we want to hear of your recovery. 

Sincerely
Frank Caramanica

Karen-- 

Even though we don't know each other, we are all bound together in trying to make the most and best of our lives. I truly believe that a positive attitude can lead to a positive outcome. Here are some important axioms from "The Last Flight Out" store----"Laugh out loud. Jump in mud puddles. Build sandcastles. Sing the wrong words. Whistle in the dark. Swing as high as you can. Never give up.  Follow your heart. Take the last flight out." Wishing you the best---- 

Bob & Peggy Ulloms 

Having worked for Chief Moore for eight years, and around the corner from her for two, I have no doubt of her toughness and resolve. I know she will watch her grandchildren have babies of their own. . .and if great grandmothers dote more than grandmothers, she will set a world record!

Lt. Paul Staton, Harris Co. Pct. 4 Constables

Dear Karen, 
From the moment we first met (while I was taking the Citizens Police Academy), I knew what a gutsy lady you are and was in awe of all you have accomplished and all you continue to do with your life. Now you have once again proven your strength and determination. Thank you for sharing your story with all of us. I pray that I never have to fight the battle you are waging now, but if I am faced with such a challenge, I hope I can meet it head on with your brand of courage. 

God bless you. 
Patsy Ward Burk

Karen --

It's an uphill battle but it appears as if you had your hiking boots ready! 
May God Bless you and keep you strong! 

Angela Kropik, D.C.

Dear Karen...

You’ve redefined courage by sharing your story. But what else would anyone expect from you? I’d worry about you but, when I think of you, your blinding smile blocks out any dark clouds. You stole our hearts when we first met you...now you have our admiration and respect, as well.

Jim and Barbara Payne

Karen:
Just a note to let you know your friends in law enforcement are thinking of you and have you in our prayers. Good luck and if you need us to do anything for you, let me know. Remember, the good Lord doesnt ever give us more than he knows we can handle.... hang in there!

Alan Bragg, Chief of Police 
Spring ISD Police Dept. 

Karen:
Your strength and courage have always been admired. I know these assets, plus all the best wishes of all of us fans of yours will help your through this trial in life. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Gail Bowlin

Dear Chief Deputy Karen Moore,
I just heard you are going thru treatment, but on your way to recovery.  Just a note to let you know there are LOTS of people out here in the 1960 area who are behind you and are wishing you a road back to good health! We love Harris County Pct 4 Constables office & want you back at work ASAP! Let me know if I can be of any help. 

Carolyn Cole, Partner
Weatherton-Cole Insurance Agency,Inc.

HI Karen.

Hope you are doing ok. Gary Jr. who you helped out a couple of years ago is in the NAVY and has been promoted 4 times (thanks to you). We will never forget what you did for us. We all hope you get well real soon. 

Gary Moore Sr.

Karen: 

Our prayers and thoughts are with you. God speed your recovery. 

Bill Endicott
Boy Scouts of America Troop 401, Spring TX 

Hey friend -- the squirrels can’t wait and neither can I!

My thoughts and prayers, along with many in this community, are on 
your side. As I walk I think of you and can't wait to have you up and back for those early morning walks. You are such a special lady Karen, and you have a bunch to look forward to. Let me know when you feel up to a great Italian meal (or you name it) and it will be on your doorstep. Our love, thoughts and prayers...

DeLora Wilkinson

To: Karen Moore
Subject: Thinking of you
Our prayers are with you as you face the challenge of one of life's great
obstacles. I had not heard the news until recently.I do believe in the power of a collective community of prayers. I hope our messages reach you and provide you with a small reminder that your are an important link in our community. May your recovery be swift! May your will be strong! 

Sincerely, 

Cindy Conte

Dear Karen, 

My mom has been where you are now and went on to live a very full life. There may be a few lows but think of it this way, the results are less up front and many more blouses fit. I'm a shoulder if you need one. 

Sanna

Karen. 

We've not met but we have a mutual friend, Larry Lipton who has told 
me that you are having a bit of a tough time right now. My mother (85) is a "one lunger" for several years now and showing no signs of slowing down. 
You have a big bunch of friends and neighbors who are pulling for you. Keep the faith and get well fast.

Corbin Shouse

Dear Karen,
Glad to hear you are doing well. You are in my prayers and wish you a speedy recovery.

Edna "ET" Thompsen

Over the years you have meant a great deal to me personally and to our community.  Get well soon.  Rae and I are praying for your speedy recover.

Paul and Rae Doucette
 

Dear Karen,

Had not heard about your illness. Hope the treatments are putting you on the road to recovery. God bless you and your doctors for a full recovery.
If there is anything we can do, don't hesitate to call. 

Jairus & Sue Beck