Condolence: You and your family are in my heart and mind, I am so sorry for your loss

Condolence: It was my pleasure to work with Linda at Blue Cross in the early 80s. We kept in touch sporadically when she opened her shop and then became Registrar. In the past few years it was great to connect again on a regular basis as she was able to be a more active Soroptimist. It is so sad to say good-bye to such a strong, generous, loving lady who loved and supported her immediate family, her siblings, her extended family and her friends. Her love for you, Kim, Annette, Jo Gayle, Daniel, Nicholas, was expressed in the stories she shared. Her closeness to her siblings was very evident, too. My sincere condolences to all who loved her and will miss her immensely.

Condolence: Last time I saw Aunt Linda was at grandma's 100th birthday a few years back. She looked great and was very joyful. Looking forward to seeing her again in Heaven. God bless you Kim and Annette. Remember all the good memories.

Condolence: Condolences to Kim and Annette. Garnett and Linda were neighbors many years ago.

Condolence: It has been many years since our trip to New York- Linda, Rose, Lea Ann, Helen and I took the train to NYC to see the sights. The five of us laughed the entire weekend. We saw the Rockettes Christmas Show and a Broadway play. After we returned, she sent me the nicest note about the importance of friends in life, and she was certainly right! Wonderful to spend time with her - she loved her life! The Arendalls were blessed to have such a great sister!

Condolence: I am very proud of my sister and amazed at all of her accomplishments. I loved her so much. Re

Condolence: I have many fond memories of Linda. We enjoyed a good working relationship while she was the City Registrar and I was the Chief Deputy Clerk at the Circuit Court Clerk’s Office. Elections were always so exciting. I can see that big smile now. Condolences to the family.