Condolence: I can remember the last time I saw Linda, she was beautiful in her scarf and beautiful hair. We chatted about her trials and tribulations with cancer. I got the opportunity to receive many blessing from her over the years, and much wisdom. But the last time we spoke she poured so much into me and gave me precious gift of love and encouragement to bring home to my three boys and husband. She was always so warm and loving to others she was so special.

Condolence: To Linda's Family So sorry to hear about Linda. She was always such a kind and gentle soul.

Condolence: To Linda's family; I am so sad to hear this news. I worked with Linda over the years and found her to be an excellent nurse and a wonderful person in general. I know she will be sorely missed. I know I will miss hearing her soft voice. My heart goes out to you. I am so sorry.

Condolence: To Linda's Dear Family, I have never met any of you. However, I feel like I know some of you well! Linda often spoke of her Mom and of her Dad. While working together in the Float Team at Providence we shared many good conversations. Being as I live in Hansville and she was familiar with Kingston, that area was one of our favorite topics! Linda was lovingly private when it came to discussing her health. It seemed she never wanted to burden anyone with her concerns. However, I sincerely wish I had known of the return of her cancer before she succumbed to it. I would have told her how much having her to work with meant to me. However, I know I should have just told her anyway! I am so sorry I was unable to attend the service today. I have been thinking of her all afternoon and indeed since hearing the news of her passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. June Flaten