Always remember what a kind person you were.

Remembering you with love on this 27th of Oct. Never forgotten -sweet classmate of 1958.

Thinking of you as always, Linda. Our class of '58 is still trucking along. We are getting older and better!! (: 
Autumn is a great time to remember missing classmates and so I remember you with lots of love and happy memories. See you on the other side.

Had lunch with the class today. I mentioned you and everyone said a little something about you!  So you’re missed. 

Sterling Pullen

We have not forgotten you Linda, the cutest blonde girl always with a happy smile. Three years have passed and there are still quite a few of us from the class of 1958 truckin' along! Happy 3rd anniversary in Heaven and I'll see you there one of these days! Much love, Helen

Have thought about you two many times over the last three years. So I guess that means your both missed. You and I talked a lot about antiques, and now I am one!  If there is a other side, I’ll see you both there. 

Remembering Linda on this the 27th of October 2020. A dear classmate and I fondly recall her cheerfulness and happy smile. She is not forgotten. Looking forward to a reunion in God's kingdom in the future! Classmate from 1958 Grants Pass, Oregon.

Dear Arlie and family, I’m so sorry to read of Li nda’s  passing and that I didn’t know in time to attend her memorial.  
Your memories of your wife, mother and grandmother will carry you through the sad days ahead. Just keep thinking of her beautiful smile and the happy times you shared together. 
With Affection 
Diana Gustafson-Barr and family.

I am so sorry to learn of Linda's passing. She was a dear friend to my mom, Marie, and along with Pat engaged in their three-hour long breakfasts. Thoughts and good memories to you all. Thanks for sharing Linda.

Sandy,

I am so, so sorry to hear of your loss. I know how special your mom was and I know how special she was  to you and your family! Giant hugs to you and your family, my prayers are with you all!!!

Love,

Missy (Maddux)Rhodes

Linda, sister of my heart, I will miss you so much. I have known you all my life and am trying to adjust to you not being there.  I know you are in a better place but it is very hard for those of us left without you. We have shared a lot in our 77 year friendship, but the most important was your family. You raised 3 wonderful children and I love them dearly. I was blessed you were in my life and I will forever miss you.


A more loving, a more caring sister a brother could not hope to find. Linda, my beloved sister, I love you and I will miss you.

My beloved cousin, Linda.  You were wonderful to me.  So many memories and fun times. I will never forget you and I will love you forever.  Judy

A Mother's love is something that no one can explain. Mom was a very sensitive and compassionate person. She loved her family, friends, and colleagues very deeply. Mom always meant well and would do anything she could to support her children and grandchildren. She had the gift of gab and somehow was able to have complete strangers share their life story with her within their very first conversations – she truly had a beautiful heart.
I remember my childhood with neighborhood kids walking in the back door to our home like they lived there. Mom would always kindly welcome them. She was home when we got there after school and I remember her making us “cheese toast”. Mom loved all  the neighbors. I have wonderful memories of our family camping, riding bikes and making s'mores. 
We were taught strong values and the importance of family, hard work, kindness, tolerance, generosity, forgiveness and love. She was a strong woman, stubborn, gentle but direct, and full of love.
The last few years were challenging at times for mom because of illnesses she coped with. I know she is at peace now.
My parents celebrated their 54th Wedding Anniversary this past June. We know that love & marriage is not always an easy commitment and I treasure all the wonderful loving memories and exchanges that my parents shared.
I am so very sad but am comforted by the fact that mom is in heaven sharing her gift of gab. I know that I will be with her again. I love you Mom.

Ahhhh, Linda....our friendship transcends all separations!  I will see you again someday and we can continue all our memories again...thru Jerome Prairie, Sunday school and church where we were at times a bit irreverent, high school, and all the years since then...I love you, honey, and will cherish our memories til we meet again!

OBITUARY

Linda Sue Hall

February 26, 1941 – October 27, 2018

Lincoln Memorial Park & Funeral Home

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