Born December 18, 1972 to Dennis Levy and Debra (Lafarry) Miller in Jacksonville Florida. Karen had two brothers Bob and David Levy and a sister Amy Leoffelholtz (Dennis). Karen graduated from Freeport High School and she received her bachelors in accounting from West Kentucky technical College. While in Freeport Karen drove cab on and off for more than 20 years, she also drove school bus for head start. Karen was married to Victor Driver for over twenty years. Karen and Victor both already had kids. Victor had a set of twin boys Jason and Juston, and a daughter Victoria(Bert). Karen also had a son Nicholas. Within those twenty years they had a son Derek a daughter Alesha (Aaron) and a set of twins Victor and Kathryn(Ethan). (If you can't tell twins run in the family). You could never tell from the outside that they weren't all her children because from the time she came into their life she's loved them unconditionally. Her kids were her most pride and joy, and if you knew Karen you knew it to. There was no where she could go and somehow not bring her children up in conversation. She was so proud of them everyone she knew, also knew everything her children have accomplished and achieved. She was the same way with with her grandchildren. She has three grandsons; Dishondre, Titus, and Thaddeus. She also had five granddaughters; Elise, Genesis, Jaidrah, Kayna ,and Ahzrah. She adored them more then anything in this world. She wanted to be able to make sure she was there for them even if she wasn't always able to buy the most expensive gifts, but she always spent quality time with them. Karen always knew her children and grandchildren were going to do and achieve great things even if they didn't realize it yet. She always saw the best in people even when they gave her a million reason not to. She always had faith that anyone could and would be better it just takes some longer then others. Everyone who knew Karen loved her they always knew she was there for them even if she wasn't there right next to you. Even if you were hundreds of miles away she was always someone anyone could count on not matter the person or situation. Karen could go ten years without seeing someone and see them and it's like ten years never went by. Karen made a impact on each and everyone she knew and their lives. She will truly be missed. Watch over us We love you more than anything.

A memorial service will be held on Tuesday September 8, 2020, from 11 AM to 2 PM, at the Schwarz Park Blvd. Chapel, 608 S. Park Blvd in Freeport, IL.