Often recall Linda’s generosity and kindness. She spelled “mom” with a capital “MOM”.
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Linda was always such a great support with all three of our beloved dogs and we have such fond memories of all our times together practicing the wealth of Linda's expertise in dog psychology. Linda and I loved hiking and taking walks together always respecting and appreciating the beauties of nature. I so miss Linda's amazing sense of humor and astute analysis of challenges in life always demonstrating compassion and acceptance of the realities of life.
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Norm, Adam and Andrea,
Our heartfelt condolences to all of you. When we met in 2017 on the Chilean Fijord cruise and felt like we had known you for years. The next summer you came to visit us in Montana which was wonderful. Linda was so interesting and creative - we always took something valuable away from every conversation. She will be missed by all who knew her. Cherish all of your memories and know that she lives in your hearts.
Love, Karen and Keith Radabaugh
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Dear Norm, Andrea, Adam and family,
Words cannot express the loss we feel in not having Linda physically in our lives. However, she will always remain in Mikel’s and my heart and soul.
She was a true GEM!!
Linda and I shared many walks and hikes, family stories, hopes, so much joy and laughter, and political talks on how we could solve the problems of the world.
She even attempted to teach me to do art! Although she was not successful in that endeavor, she did teach me about strength and how to remain positive. As our friendship grew, I knew the love only Linda could offer.
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Dear Norm and Family , We was so sorry to hear about Linda's passing. She was such a unique and special person. You are in Our thoughts and prayers .
Ken and Kathy Zinn
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Linda will forever be the head of the Winniz club sending our thoughts to the whole family in this very sad and trying time love lynn and jeff luckman 💕💕
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My sincere condolences to Norm, Adam, Andrea, Paul, Carol, and the rest of the family. I have many fond memories of Linda and was so sorry to learn of her illness and passing.
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I feel so lucky to have known this gorgeous human being for the last 25+ years. Being around Linda felt like being embraced in a warm hug; she had her full focus on you and cared about every word you said. Her sage advice and contagious smile brought brightness to the world. Whether going to the "lake house", BBQs in Goshen, a walk on the beach in Newburyport, or a visit to the city, spending time with Linda was gold. She treated me like one of her own and then adopted my children as her grandchildren, too. Thank you, Linda, for all the memories, the laughs and making me a part of your family. You will be sorely missed. xoxo
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2009, Lake George, NY, USA
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Our entire family is devastated by the loss of Linda. Her humor and smile were a bright light in our lives. Our table will feel a little empty without her presence at holidays and special events. Our only consolation is that her suffering is over. Her memory will continue to be a blessing to all that knew her.
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Norm and Family. I know the grief you are experiencing as I lost my beloved wife Gene 6 months ago. But as Genesis says a married woman and Man become one body and so it is with Norm and Linda. She is part of you forever and her memory is a blessing. May God grant you peace in the days ahead with Linda alive in you.
Bob Pratter
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Norm, so very sorry to hear of Linda's passing. Debbie Finkel Lennon
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We were deeply saddened to hear of Linda’s passing. She was such a wonderful, spirited and creative person. She will be missed by many. May her memory be a blessing.
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Carol (Linda’s sister and my dearest friend) brought Linda to my home in Miami, probably 35+ years ago. I had a Doberman, Lara, who would not walk on a leash without trying to detach my arm. As you might guess, 5 minutes after Linda walked in, Lara was heeling while she gazed at Linda happily. Though we had just met Linda that day, Lara and I saw the magic in her. I saw her again in Chicago 2 years ago, and feel so blessed to have spent that time with her.
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I met Linda through the Florida synagogue when the kids were in Sunday school. I remember her fabulous energy and enthusiasm as a young mom. We have been friends for nearly 40 years. When I think of Linda I think of her creativity and warmth. Though what has been so impressive these last two years was her optimism, bravery and spirit. I have also seen Norm’s incredible love and attention as a husband and then caretaker. Sending love to the whole family.
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