Condolence: Dear Ron and family, I served with Linda on the Conference Interview Committee and she was a valued team member. Linda was also very encouraging to me in my ministry and the first to say hello. She was so committed to the church and offered such service in many ways. My sympathies to you all. She will be missed by many, including me.

Condolence: Dear Ron and family - We are very sorry to hear of Linda's passing. She will be sadly missed by the Annesley Family, but will live on in spirit in those she loved and cared about and also within the hearts of family and friends that loved and cared about her. Our most sincere condolences from Brian and Pearl and Mom - Helen Whitney Taylor.

Condolence: I will always remember Linda for her cheerful and welcoming personality. When I first moved to Markdale she made sure I was introduced to people and always saved a seat for me at church. She made me feel welcome. I will miss you Linda

Condolence: We are saddened to hear of Linda's passing she will be missed so very much by all. Our prayers to you Ron and the family thinking of you at this very difficult time. Linda and Keith Bailey

Condolence: My deepest sympathy to you Ron and all the family. I'll always remember Linda for the wonderful lunches and chats we had over the years. I'm truly grateful to Linda for the hospitality and support she gave me when I was on my internship at Annesley as well as for the times we had together at Presbytery meetings. Her faithful dedication to the United Church will be missed in so many ways. I cannot be at the service due to a medical appointment but you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: Linda was one of the first people to welcome me to Annesley when we moved to your area. Her enthusiasm for church activities was an example to us all. We will remember her down to earth attitude and willing spirit. Hoping you are comforted by memories of happier times, and surrounded by a warm community of friends.

Condolence: I was very sad to hear of Linda's premature passing the other day. I will always have a place in my heart for Linda, as she was one of my earliest caretakers in the most tender years of my life. I can remember sitting on her lap being rocked and comforted more than once when I couldn't sleep because of a painful earache. At 5 years old I was chosen to be her flower girl at her and Ron's wedding. I was beyond excited and impatient for this day to arrive. I can remember Linda giving me the stink eye at some point during the ceremony when I started fidgeting just a little too aggressively as I grew impatient for the ceremony to come to a close. Naturally, I immediately obeyed - I knew better than to disobey Linda!! I only visited with Linda a handful of times over the years after that, but each time I was reminded of what a warm and caring woman she was. She will be missed by many, including myself. I look forward to continuing and deepening our friendship on the other side one day. I send my sincerest condolences to Ron, Nadine and Leslie and their families, as well as to Betty, and all of Linda and Ron's extended family at this time of loss. May the Lord bring comfort to all of you as you gather together to celebrate Linda's life.

Condolence: It was sad to receive word that your dear Linda has left your loving and earthly space. Linda you were a beautiful ( in so many ways ) kind and intelligent lady and a wit that always made for enjoyable conversation. You were one who took time in small ways giving warmth to others and then your grandeur ways in church leader and fellowship will remain in the hearts you touched. To Ron Betty Dorthy Nadine and Les and family our sympathy and fond remembrance

Condolence: Hello Ron and family: We were very saddened to hear of Linda' death. We think of her years of commitment and service to the Church through involvement in so many committees and meetings. She was dedicated and hard-working, and always willing to take on another task or responsibility. May you know the support of your extended family, friends and church community, and experience afresh God's tender care and keeping. Kindest regards to you and to Betty, her mother.

Condolence: Dear Ron and family, I am so sorry to hear of Linda’s passing. I remember the last time that we travelled together to Conference Interview Board, and you, bless your heart, drove her here so that we could then travel on into the meeting and you stayed and did gardening...because she offered your help. She was good at that, wasn’t she. We had a few of those trips together and on them she shared how important her family was to her...how proud she was of you all, and how special to still have her mom in her life. I’m certain you know how blessed you all are to have had her in your lives. My deepest sympathies on her loss, and prayers for comfort as you begin this journey into another chapter of your lives.

Condolence: Now and again I meet someone who I know, immediately, I will like and enjoy. Linda was one of those and we shared a time working together on a committee. I valued her leadership, her knowledge, her humour and her commitment to her faith through service to the church. She was an inspiration to me. I hold her memory and with it the hearts of those who grieve her loss and celebrate her life. May love and love and peace surround all who mourn. Safe home, Linda.

Condolence: My prayers are with the family at this time. I remember Linda when I worked with her on different conference committees. She was always so well-organized and well-informed but interacted so graciously with all her colleagues. It was obvious that her faith and service to God and Christ was a huge strength for her. She was a blessing to our church. Peace, Nina Fulford

Condolence: It is with sadness that I learned of the passing of Linda who was a fellow Presbyter. Linda was a dedicated volunteer The United Church, Northern Waters Presbytery and Toronto Conference. She is and will be greatly missed. My sincere prayers are with her husband and family. I wish you all comfort in your loss.

Condolence: Our sincere condolences to Ron and family.

Condolence: Ron...we are very sorry to hear of Linda’s passing..you are all in our thoughts and prayers...Harvey and Terry

Condolence: My deepest sympathy to you Ron and to your family. My late husband Gordon and I remember Linda well from Presbytery and Conference meetings. If you wanted to know what was going on, you went to Linda for the information. She will be missed very much.

Condolence: Linda's presence at Conference Interview Committee meeting is missed. She shared many helpful insights. I enjoyed her camaraderie. With Sincere Sympathy

Condolence: Goodbye dear friend. Now you are without pain but we who are left feel pain. Ron, Nadine and Les we feel your loss and send you our love. She was a very special lady, stubborn sometimes, but a good person. Take care of each other. Mrs. Price and family we feel your pain also. Thank goodness we were able to share her 70th birthday with all of you.