Wishing your family comfort in happy memories and peace as you begin to heal.

My love grows ""endless"" for both Aunty Linda & Couisin Misty who's time was limited, but grand!. Memories of summer vacations when we were young will remain in our hearts & in our thoughts of fabulous laughter & many fun times listening to amazingly funny stories & incredibly hot summer days!.
I love you, WE love you both and will continue to do so till the end of timeless beauty. I write on behalf of the Fenton kids; Robbie, Dawn, Denise & Kelley. 
""Rest in peace"".

Christmastime will never be the same. Going to her house with the wonderful turkey dinners and the lovingly prepared spread. She always made you feel welcome. I'm glad we got to spend so much time with her, we'll treasure it forever.

I'll always remember how much Linda loved birthdays and Christmas. She was the best gift giver and somehow managed to find the perfect gifts for everyone. When Stephanie and I moved in together she made us curtains that brightened up our house and made it feel a little more like home. Her holidays meals were amazing and I felt like part of the family when I'd come over to her house with Stephanie for dinner. I loved hearing her talk about Steve and Stephanie and Misty when they were younger; her stories were hilarious :)

Stephanie and Josh,
We are very sorry for your loss.  There are no words that can take away the hurt but knowing lots of people care about you will help. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

I worked with Linda at Banner Baywood. She was the queen of the urology room. She was a hoot! Always made me laugh, for example, with her "washcloth creation"!

There are so many memories I have of Linda. She was my sister-in-law for 30 years. We always had a great time at ASU football games and family get togethers. She was witty, with a great sense of humor, always told great jokes. Linda loved my brother alot (and also put up with him :)) She loved her daughters and was a good and generous friend. She always gave great gifts. She was also a wonderful cook. I will miss her awesome cheesecake!

I knew Linda since 1995 when I started working at Banner Baywood. I ended up being her supervisor and I have to say Linda was an expert in her field. She was a patient advocate who loved all her patients. The one's who came back time after time would ask if she would be there. Her doc's thought she was the best! She had the best sense of humor. She kept me in stitches when she did her Irish brogue. She was the one who encouraged me to go to Ireland. She was an awesome woman. God bless her!

We spent a lot of time at your house when we were kids. We always had so much fun swimming and playing games. We were always laughing at Uncle Steve and your jokes. So many of my childhood memories are ones at your house. We will miss you both so much.

You will be missed Aunt Linda & Misty. We love you both!
The Jesch Family

There are so many wonderful memories that I have of Aunt Linda. Like the times when me and Steph had sleepovers as kids. She would always make sure we had a giant bowl of ice cream before we went to bed! I will remember her for her sense of humor...her hospital stories kept us in stitches. And for her love. She always so loving and generous to the people she cared about. I'm so glad I had the opportunity to know you... I will miss you aunt Linda.

I always loved when we got to go to your house which was quite often when I was a kid. The best part was how your mom and dad where with each other. Always loving and both had such a great sense of humor. Joking with each other and giving each other crap as well as all of us. I also remember how they would all go out and Misty would watch all of us. They will be missed!

Linda, you were a second Mom to me. You embraced me the moment we met, and treated me as a son. I'm so thankful for the time we spent together, and how you helped and mentored me through my young twenties. I will always remember you for your loving heart, your sarcastic humor, and your meatloaf  You definitely had a sweet tooth, with your love of creme brulee and Pepsi, and it was fitting for such a sweet woman. You told the best nursing jokes, and had great relationships with everyone you met. You will be missed by everyone that was lucky enough to know you. I know your family will greatly miss you, but I know that they are strong enough to start a new life with you watching over them.

Stephanie ,
 I was glad that I met your mother and will remember her for the big smile she had on her face when she talked about her beautiful daughter and future son-in law. Your Mother had a glow about her when she spoke of you. I will always cherish what she shared with me about Joshua and you .

Well she was my mom too.. i cannot call her linda and never have... she was a huge part of my life... a pillar of strength and knowledge. She had to ability to love unconditionally and forgive easily. I remember misty and i would sit with her and she entertained us with stories of her childhood... how she met elvis... she was in a mountain dew commercial too and she went to school with alice cooper!!!... she loved to laugh... and act silly... and speak like she was from england... "and all that sort of thing" and she liked to sing songs really silly too...she spoke of her daughter stephanie... she was a proud mom!!! Back in april she googled her name and saw stephanies list of accomplishments... we both just sat and cried...she was so proud of her daughter and the woman she had become... and wished the same for misty... it was amazing for her to see that her daughter stephanie had become so successful... she knew she had been a good mother and had done all she could for her so she would  become self sufficient and independant.... i was able to share an amazing moment with her that night...mom always welcomed my visits... we made christmas goodies together... went shopping together... even shared sewing tips... she was a mother to me i loved her ... i will miss our times together...

I remember as a kid when Linda and Steve were first dating....we would all be swimming at Aunt Pattys house....they would be all kissy face and us "kid" cousins would all be like "gross". Linda was great with Steve's young pain in the butt  Oh and their wedding.....she was the most beautiful tall blonde bride!!!  I thought wow, my cousin did great!!!!  She will be so missed!!

Linda was a great sister-in-law I will never forget our younger days when we went camping and are card nights we had a lot of laughs. I will miss her dearly.

Linda would make the best peanut butter balls in the entire world and she would get so mad because stephanie and I would sneak them and eat them all as quick as she could make them. She would say enough girls save some! Growing up Linda was the qvc queen I remember when we had sleepovers she would always be up late in the living room watching her qvc. She would call stephanie steffie and we would crack up. She left this earth entirely too soon.

How do I begin to express my love and gratitude for a woman who accepted me into her family and treated me as if I were her own daughter? There are no words. Linda was truly a second mother to me. She guided me through many changes in my life, and the advice she gave me was heartfelt and honest. I appreciated her ability to listen and her willingness to share so much about herself with me. I always felt like I could tell her anything. I will miss her smile, her soft voice and her loving touch. It was an honor having her in my life. I hope that my daughter is lucky enough to find a second mother one day, someone like Linda who will be there for her and show her that family extends beyond blood ties. May you rest in peace, Linda. Thank you for all that you taught me, I will never forget you.

Girls I'am so sorry for your loss. I worked with your mom for years and she always made me laugh! She will be dearly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Sending my condolonces and prayers from Tofte MN. We are so far away I haven't seen Linda in almost 30 years. From her cousin Tammy Rude

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Linda L. Fenton Johnson

Lakeshore Mortuary

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