Linda Lou Sneed

Linda Lou Sneed, 77, of Fort Worth, Texas passed away Tuesday, September 21, 2021 after a long battle of complications from surgery and heart failure in the comfort of her daughter’s home surrounded by family.

Linda was preceded in death by her parents, Clifford Angel and Dorothy Angel; brother, Philip Angel and granddaughter, Krystal Ann Morris.

She is survived by her three children, David Christopher Morris, wife Linda of Priest Lake, ID; Deborah Renee Cotter; husband Omar of Mansfield, TX and Stephen Craig Morris of Cement, OK; grandchildren, Brandi Sample (Cody) of Waxahachie, TX, Natasha Morris, Spokane, WA, Garrett Morris, Sandpoint, iD, and Matthew Conn, Childress, TX; Jonathan (Bree) Cotter of Arlington, TX, David (Renee) Cotter of Mansfield, TX, Daniel Cotter of Mansfield, TX, Charity Cotter of Arlington, TX; great grandchildren, Maca Kelley of Waxahachie, TX, Rhiley and Kassidy Morris Sandpoint, ID; Elizabeth, Adelena and Fianna Cotter of Mansfield, TX, Baylee, Jaycee, and Carlee Cotter of Arlington, TX, Monty and Rhiley Cotter of Arlington, TX.

Better known as the “Plant Lady”, Linda enjoyed hours working in her flower beds enhancing her small cottage and community year-round with beautiful flowers and plants. She loved helping those with “black” thumbs plant foliage that would enhance and beautify their own yards. Linda enjoyed looking out her large window, watching the wildlife that came to visit; finches, red birds, doves, does and their fawns, while running off the turkeys who were drinking the “bird and deer” water from the bird bath. Long golf cart rides down by the lake that encompassed her small retirement community allowed Linda to relax and enjoy the scenery and reminisce about the times her father would bring her and her brother to Lake Benbrook to swim, fish, or just have fun in the water. She also enjoyed getting to know those who were around her; estate sales (and getting driven off private property by the MP), eating ice cream from Braum’s with dear friends and going to Campo Verde for good food and to watch the trains and enjoy the Christmas decorations. She loved taking photos of what some would call mundane; waterfalls, babbling creeks, trees, fields of flowers, clouds, or whenever she saw something that caught her eye. She delighted in long, early autumn treks in the woods and mountains of Idaho with her oldest, Chris. Most of all, she cherished her family and loved Jesus, hard and strong.

If you would like to make a donation in lieu of flowers, the family request donations be made to the Acts of Grace Benevolence Fund at Southcliff Church in Linda’s memory.