What a hoot! It would be impossible to write in a paragraph the impact Linda had on anyone! She was so full of wit and was the energy in any room. The news of her passing was sad and yet rejoicing she is reunited with Tom. Thank you Linda for all the memories. Hugs to her Family and loved ones.

My condolences to the family of Linda Pearson, a smart, funny, beautiful woman, who I’ve known  more than 30 years.  Her words of wisdom and positive attitude were always a pleasure to reflect  on. 
Peace and great memories to her family, Sue Rose

Linda is Paul and my sister-in-law. I remember good times together. Something that Linda liked to do was celebrate Tom's 4th of July birthday at the lake with family and friends.  She often call Tom a "Weenie" but they loved one another very much. Linda had an interesting way of expressing herself.  Once we went to Las Vegas together. Tom and Linda entered a slot machine tournament and took  second place! Awesome as it was, Linda thought that they should have taken first place.... oh yes! I remember the traditional Christmas Eve gathering at the folks house for many years. Linda loved to garden, she loved her children and she loved her puppies. May Linda be at peace.

Well  its time to say goodbye to Big Sis ,life will be quite diffrent   no more calling you to ask for a recipe or about the kids. I love you and will miss you .I know your with Tom now   so I know you are HAPPY You may be gone   but you will not be forgotten .                                                  
                              Love
                                    Nancy

When my mother Marlene, and her husband Carl would get together with Tom and Linda, it was always a great time filled with plenty of laughs. I know that they are all together again and there will be plenty of laughs ahead! My sincere condolences to the family and friends. Rest In Peace Linda. 

I met Linda and Tom years ago in Key west. Suzy heard I was traveling to KW so offered to let me stay at her home on the island with her parents, even though I had never met them. She assured me I was not imposing. They greeted me warmly and within minutes I was seated between them on the couch with a big bowl of popcorn. We watched Antique Roadshow and all yelled our opinions at the TV of whether an artifact was valuable....or crap! From the stories I've heard, Tom and Lindas ability to care, comfort and nurture was a theme throughout their marriage. 
Lindas quick whit and genuineness were always so refreshing. Her strength and tenacity were admired by all those who knew her. 
I am sure she and Tom are reminiscing, laughing and loving.
Most heartfelt condolences to the family

I was blessed to meet Tom and Linda thru Sue as they needed some wall repairs and painting done. I did several different things for them.  I enjoyed our conversations and their laughter

After a few projects Linda would tell Sue she wanted me to do her painting projects. Probably because she was hoping I'd bring her more of my wife's  tortellini soup.  She loved it so much she'd eat one tortellini at a time  cold right out of the refrigerator.  Tom didn't stand much of a chance on getting more than a mere morsel.

May she be rejoicing alongside Tom now.



Gigi was one to always make us laugh and make sure we knew to enjoy the sweet parts of life! (Especially the chocolate milk and the desserts) I remember the day she taught our boys to yell piece of crap! they would all be cuddled up around an iPad spending time together playing games and watching videos every time the iPad would glitch they would all point their finger in the air with a loud exuberance and scream PIECE OF CRAP!!! Just as loud as they could and for some reason the iPad always seemed to work better for a little bit then they would all be giggling and laughing just waiting for it to glitch again... As they got a little older it turned into a weekend ritual to all cuddle in Gigi's bed play with the iPad (of course so they get all yell piece of crap) or just talk for a little while these are memories they will never forget!

For 10+ years we’ve been lucky to be part of such a great family. Especially Linda Lu also known as GiGi to our family. Taking us in as her own was a great feeling after leaning she didn't take in just anybody as family. Our children also loved her as a third grandmother as well. The last good memory we shared as families together was Christmas. Boy she was a stick in the mud when it came down to the white elephant gift. She had chosen a box filled with label-less canned goods, instantly sharing a great “almost” forgotten memory the pearson family shared in the past. Always great times sharing Christmas memories with her, you’ll always be in our loving memories as GiGi we love you very much while you rest in piece

Mom, I don't think its possible to express everything I'm thankful for. You taught me to be  independent, strong and brave.  You showed me that family helps family.  

My life included an exemplary example of true love between a man and a woman.  You taught me  how to cook, garden, live within my means, celebrate the small victories and persevere through difficult times.  I may never prove to be as strong as you, but I will strive to be.

As much as I'm sad to loose you, I'm equally as happy that you have reunited with Dad. 

I will miss you Mama


I only met Linda Lou one year ago, but I was abundantly blessed to know her. I learned so many things from her in that time.  She was known as the "seed lady" and taught me many things about flowers and especially  orchids.  Although she couldn't go walk the yard anymore looking at her gardens, I would go and take pictures of them. We would then spend the afternoon talking about the beautiful flowers. Her gardens were not the only beautiful things she shared with me, like: her precious kids, Jay, Sue and Kristy who cared for her in so many ways. Or her sweet dogs that adored her and were near her every minute of the day,  or her thoughtful siblings who called,  encouraged her and made her laugh.
I am so sorry for the loss that we all feel in losing Linda Lou, but I am really grateful that you shared her with me!
Heidi Boone

OBITUARY

Linda Lou Pearson

December 18, 1940 – July 4, 2021

Reyers North Valley Chapel

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