Birth date: Jan 28, 1999 Death date: Jun 12, 2015
Taken from [email protected] of the Aspen Daily Times Karl A. Severson accomplished more and touched more people in his 16 years than many do in a lifetime. The Aspen High School student, who lived part-time in Snowmass Village Read Obituary
Its 2017, now a senior my heart still heavy with the loss of a friend. Karl was such a great guy and a really great friend. Heavily missed and wish he could experience senior year with the crew. Just thought I'd share my best wishes to karls family.
So sorry for your loss, I raised four kids by Kopachuck and have gone by the spot with all the balloons etc and my heartaches for your family....all of are family skied...remember the beautiful memories from the Snowmass mountains
Rob Farquhar
So sorry to hear about your loss. I can only hope that sometime and somewhere I can share a turn with you all and Karl with a K. Love Ya. Karl Stingl
Hi Mark and Family, I just heard this morning about the accident. I am so so sorry. Every time I spoke with you, you raved about your son Karl (with a K). I know there is a special ski lift and mountain top in heaven just for us skiers. I am just so sorry Karl had to go there so soon. The whole Stingl Family sends our deepest condolences. We are so sorry for your loss. I picture Karl up there skiing fast and making some turns. Love you Mark. As Karl Sr. always said, 'Ski smoothly'. xxoo Sandy and all
To the Severson Family,
Karl was such an amazing boy. My first encounter with him was when my family came to visit you in Seattle. We shared a bath in the kitchen sink. Little did I know I would get to know him during high school.
I had a great time getting to know Karl on our Aspen High School ExEd trip to Los Angeles last April. He was funny, polite, charming, engaging, and most of all, kindhearted. I remained friends with him after the trip, always referring to him as "Karl with a K". He always lit up with a smile in the school halls.
My greatest condolences to your family during this time. Karl will always remain in my heart and I can't believe this tragedy has happened.
With love,
Isabella, Graeme, Toni and Robert Courtenay-Morris
Dear Mark and Maddie, I cannot believe that this is real. I am so sorry that we all have lost Karl and his beautiful spirit at such a young age. He was an absolutely sweet young man and he will live on in all of our memories. God bless you forever Karl.
Mark and Maddie, on behalf of the entire Magnuson family we extend our deepest sympathies at such a shocking and difficult time. I personally lost a nephew suddenly to a train at about the same age, so I know first hand the shock you are all feeling. I also believe that we are all here on earth for a short time and when it is time, we are called elsewhere to continue our work where we are most needed. I have a spiritual friend who says this is what happened with Karl. I hope the love and warmth we are all sending you helps in a small mi~nute way in your eventual healing. God love you and all your extended family. Love Always Deed, John, Paul, Judi and Don
Mark and Maddie,
I'm so sorry for your loss, my heart is breaking for you. I'll always remember watching Karl when he was a little guy, with all of that curly hair, coming to work with you, and then growing into such a nice young man. You're in my thoughts and prayers.
Cathy Farrell
