Linda led an exciting and productive life filled with love, laughter and positive impact on everything she touched in the world around her. At age 7, she started ice skating and at 4:30 every morning was driven to the rink to commence work on "figures and free style".  She went on to win many competitions.

After attending High School, serving as a song leader for 2 years, she graduated as Valedictorian.  Linda then attended Stanford University where she was a Stanford "Dollie" and graduated with a degree in Psychology.

Linda was active in the schools and community where she raised her four children with her loving husband.  The greatest joy in her life was her children, all of whom are major university graduates.  She was also a member of P.E.O. International, a service club supporting women's projects.  She was a true Angel, always serving and concerned for the welfare of everyone but herself.

She immensely adored her two grandchildren.