H&R Block’s Post

The H&R Block community mourns the passing of Karenna Groff, a 2023 “A Fair Shot” athlete partner and collegiate gender equity and pay advocate. She and her parents, Dr. Michael Groff and Dr. Joy Saini, and brother, Jared Groff and his partner, Alexia Couyutas Duarte, and Karenna's boyfriend, James Santoro, passed away in a tragic plane crash in Upstate New York last weekend. Karenna was a remarkable individual, a former soccer star and cherished teammate at MIT, and the 2022 NCAA Woman of the Year, recognized for her outstanding contributions on the field and in her community. We were incredibly fortunate to have worked with Karenna, and her legacy will continue to inspire us. Our heartfelt condolences go out to her friends, family, and all those whose lives she touched.

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teresa lusby

Certified Tax Preparer

1w

Very sad

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May God Bless them all. Sending up prayers for all those who lost their lives in the crash,as well as their families and friends. 

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Curtis Campbell

President | Public Company Board Member

1w

Keeping her family in our prayers

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Mark De Cesare

IT contractor and Tax preparer.

2w

😥

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Bill Poindexter

Faith Based Executive Recruiter: Generalist

2w

God bless her soul, rest in peace.

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Ken Ratajczak

Retired/ Warehousing/ Operations Manager /Customer Service

2w

What a sad thing to hear. My sincere condolences to her entire family and network of friends.

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Bankole Jordan Oluwadiyan

Account Payable and Receivable Specialist | Financial Transactions

1w

Rest In Perfect Peace.

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Donna Hatten

Student at Walsh College of Accountancy and Business Administration

1w

May Karenna, have made a Happy Transition!

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Emmanuel Reid

Account Management | Strategic Storyteller | Media & Public Relations I 2023 Cannes Can : Diversity Collective Alum

2w

Tough news - sending thoughts and prayers to the families and those impacted. This campaign brought some of the best out of the college sporting world, and Karenna did her part to bring about change, however she could. She will be sorely missed.

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