Karla Valeria Medina Calderon Obituary

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Karla Valeria Medina Calderon (Murfreesboro, Tennessee), who passed away on June 28, 2020, at the age of 23, leaving to mourn family and friends. Leave a sympathy message to the family in the guestbook on this memorial page of Karla Valeria Medina Calderon to show support.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Nelson & Sons Chapel Murfreesboro

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December 10, 2022

Brazi Brazi wrote a sympathy message

“Dear Karla, I remember when I moved to Tennessee from Alaska and stayed in the same neighborhood as you which is known as (The Base)… You were soo Beautiful to me, a more Unique Beauty an Aura about you that ALWAYS made us make eye contact. Until one day I got the balls to finally sit next to you on the bus and introduce myself…. I remember that whole first few weeks we Litterly smiled and laughed about sweet nothings as we told eachother about ourselves…….. alil time goes by and one day I remember looking out my kitchen window an seeing you an some tall Lightskin guy holding hands laughing. At the time I felt so stupid to never even ask if you were single, an I think you actually mentioned it but I was so caught up in your dark, Beautiful, Glowing eyes that I never processed it….. so I kinda distant myself enough for you to notice something wasn’t right, an when you asked me am I ok… I replied with,”I never knew you were in a relationship with anyone.”.. of course you smiled and then told me that, “We have been together for along time”….. yea. I was upset because I really fell for you but quickly got over it because I realized I never wanted to lose you as a friend or in my life in general…. But deep down.. You wanted me as bad as I wanted you an I will never Forget the time I told you, “I think I love you”… an without hesitation I gently moved your beautiful dark hair behind your ear before I kissed you so softly an Genuinely…. We never kissed again, but I know that the one time we did was a Blessing an I’ll never forget how you pulled me closer an gently opened your mouth to show me that “This” is wat you wanted as bad as I did……….. years go by and I never heard or seen you. I was in an out of jail/prison and we both graduated an had our own problems and lives to deal with… but I remember telling you that “ONE DAY, IM GOING TO MARRY YOU BABY GIRL”…. an you gave me a look as if you didn’t doubt it or think any diffrent…. Years past an i had a dream about you so I spent Soooo much time trying to find you, your social medias, or anything I could. An I seen that you graduated some type of medical school to where you were working in the medical field. You looked even more Beautiful in that picture than I ever imagined… I couldn’t find anyway to contact you so I just left it alone….. I ended up going to prison for alil over 2 years an ONCE AGAIN YOU RUN ACROSS MY MIND. BUT THIS TIME I MADE MYSELF A PROMISE THAT I WILL FIND YOU EVEN IF YOUR HAPPY WITH SOMEONE ELSE WITH A. FAMILY AN ALL….. it took me 2 hours before I seen your High School picture on an Obituary… WHICH IS ACTUALLY “TODAY”… IM LITTERLY JUST NOW, AT THIS MOMENT, IM FINDING OUT THAT THIS BEAUTIFUL SOUL THAT GOD HAS BLESSED ME TO HAVE THE CHANCE TO EXPERIENCE WHILE MY TIME ON THIS EARTH IS SLOWLY FADING…. There will NEVER be another Karla Medina like the one I fell in love with at first site… 🖤 I shoulda tried sooner 🖤”

August 14, 2020

Karla Cerecedo wrote a sympathy message

“I didn’t know Karla personally nor even got the opportunity to engage with her. But we went to the same high school and she was younger than me, I do remember noticing we had the same name with the same spelling and it stood out to me. I found her very reserved and tender, and it stuck with me. I felt she was an exact replica of me. I never even got the opportunity to engage with her but her memory stuck with me & after hearing about her passing it legitimately upset me. I’m sorry for your loss.”