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Karen J. Eggert

ROMULUS — Karen Jane Bur-
dick Eggert, 31, of Romulus, for-
merly of Flat Rock died at 5:11
p.m. Saturday at her home. The
cause of death was self-inflicted
carbon monoxide poisoning,
according to.a spokesman with the

Wayne County medical examin-.

er’s office.

Friends may call from 5 to 9
p.m. today and from noon to 9
p.m. Tuesday in
the Arthur
Bobcean Funeral
Home, Flat Rock, [
where. services
will be held at
10:30 a.m.
Wednesday. The
Rev. Frederick
Misiolek of St.
Roch Catholic
Church, Pe) aca
Rock, will offici- :
ate. Burial will be FGGERT
in Michigan Memorial Park, Flat
Rock. ,

Born April 15, 1963, in Tren-
ton, she was the daughter of Dean
R. and Mary Ellen M. (Newton)
Burdick. Her first marriage was
to John Kupkowske. Her second
mepise was to Mathew Eggert in

992.

She was employed as the man-
ager of Megis Market of Monroe.

She had been baptized and con-
firmed at St. Roch Church in Flat
Rock. She had attended Flat Rock
Schools: i

Surviving are her second hus-
band; her mother and stepfather,
Mary Ellen M. and Robert E.
Frost of LaSalle; her stepmother,
Gail Burdick of Monroe; three
sons, Robert M. Schroeder of
LaSalle, Jason J. Kupkowske of
Novi and Phillip Eggert of Tay-
lor; two sisters, Kimberley L.
Hampton of Lima, Ohio, and
Kristie E. Compau of Romulus;
and her grandmother, Orpha Bur-
dick of Grosse Ile. :

She was preceded in death by

her father; a sister, Kathleen A.

Perry; and her grandfather,
Clarence R. Burdick.

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