With sadness in my heart over the loss of my sister, I wanted to share a couple of happy memories of Linda as a girl. 
As a top student in 8th grade, Linda was chosen to give a speech at her graduation. She very diligently wrote and then practiced it over and over. So much that her opening phrase is still imbedded into my brain. It was “tomorrow, what a precious word.” It was an excellent speech, a successful accomplishment for her!
As a young teenager, she was a Bobby Sherman fan. Her and her girlfriends went to his concert and screamed so much that they all became hoarse and lost their voices. They couldn’t talk for days. As the younger sister, I thought that was hilarious.
With love to all who are sharing the loss of our dear Linda

To Art and family,
I/we were so sorry to hear about Linda; she was always such a thoughtful and loving person.  We have such fond memories of her growing up with us and spending time together, her beauty was not only on the outside but shined through from inside as well.  Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family as you heal.    
Love,
 Aunt Nola, David Herd and Kathy Huerta.

We’re very saddened at the news of Linda’s passing.  Art, you can take comfort in knowing she’s with Jesus and that some day you’ll be together again.  You have our deepest and sincere sympathies.

Keith & Keith Funeral Home

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Linda S Chandler

June 12, 1954 – August 15, 2020

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