Death date: Jan 2, 2004
Born and raised in Tacoma, WA, Linda enjoyed life in the northwest. A very home and family oriented woman, she was never short of hugs and bad jokes for those she loved. She enjoyed gardening, music, family gatherings, playing com Read Obituary
Lin was the nicest person you would ever meet. I will surely miss Lin's smile and sense of humor. Although she always had something funny to say, she also shared good and wise advice.
God bless Lin and may He grant you, her family, all the peace and serenity that he's given her.##imported-begin##Melissa Peterson##imported-end##
I had the pleasure of knowing Lin for about two years through work. Every day I saw her, she made me laugh and think. She was one of the most engaging and enjoyable person I have had the pleasure of knowing. She will be greatly missed, but the smiles she caused will be with us forever. Anyone who knew her was touched in their own unique way. Lin was one of a kind and she achieved a measure that most of us can only hope to live up to.##imported-begin##Ross Brittain##imported-end##
I was saddened to hear of Lin's passing away. Lin always had a kind way with people she talked with. In my five year association with her, I never saw her without her engaging smile. Her smile and her warm demeanor will be missed. Lin brightened every conversation she was involved in and that smile was the window into a person who was at peace with herself. We will miss that kind soul, Linda Ann Doub.##imported-begin##Michael J. Davis##imported-end##
I didn't know Linda. But from what my mother (Cindy Middleton) and grandfather (Denny Berglund) has told me, she was a unique person and made everyone laugh.
I would like to send my prayers to her children, sisters and father. May we be blessed that she touched so many people while she was here.##imported-begin##Janelle Reed##imported-end##
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I will miss my cousin Linda very, very much. I am so sorry we did not have more family gatherings, but as we grow older with families of our own, these occasions get fewer and far between. No matter how much time had gone by, a gathering which included Linda was always one with lot of laughs and of course, the bad jokes (it must run in the family). I will remember mostly Linda's great big smile (which always reminded me of Aunt Moretta), and her wonderful sense of humor, and of course the laughter.
Because of the 10 inches of snow we have out here on the Key Peninsula, I will not be able to attend the memorial service, but I will be there in spirit, and please know you all are in my prayers. I have lots of great memories of Linda. She offered unconditional love, which was mutual. We cannot chose our family members and I feel blessed that Linda was my cousin.##imported-begin##Cindy Middleton##imported-end##
I'll truly miss Lin's cheerful greeting each morning and the way she brightened the day of those around her. What a special friend she was. May God grant her everlasting peace.
"You can shed tears that she is gone, or you can smile because she has lived. You can close your eyes and hope that she'll come back, or you can open your eyes and see all she's left."##imported-begin##Sally Favors##imported-end##
