Birth date: Aug 10, 1950 Death date: Jan 21, 2023
Linda Joyce Whitten was born in Chattanooga Tennessee on August 10th, 1950, and passed away in Tacoma Washington in January of 2023. "Princess" will be missed and is loved my family and friends. Please send your condolences to the Read Obituary
I will always remember our conversations sitting on Aunt Cil’s porch. Condolences to your family.
I will miss you so greatly Aunt Linda. I had the pleasure of seeing you around the year of 2014 when we both came to Ohio. I also got to see your wonderful and doting (late) husband Uncle Major at that same time. You were such a great spirit, kind soul and a dedicated mother. The world is truly a loss without you. You were one of my mother's best sister-friends and nightly phone buddies and my mom would always talk about all the great marathon phone (2 hours plus+!) conversations you guys had. I always appreciated how close the two of you were. I am so sorry we lost a great mother, daughter, sister, aunt and wife. Sending condolences to your surviving children, family and friends.
Felicia
My sister Linda had a vibrant personality and loved to laugh. She enjoyed teaching Sunday school at her Baptist church in Chattanooga, Tennessee. She taught there for 5 years. Linda worked at the Southern Bell Telephone Company in Chattanooga.
In 1974, she enlisted in the Air Force. During her basic training days, she met her soul mate. His name was Major Whitten. Immediately, both future "Whittens were smitten." They were married by September of that year. She was a beautiful bride and I was thrilled to be the Maid-of-Honor in my sister's wedding.
As the years passed, we kept in touch by telephone. We stayed up late at night watching the shopping channels. She liked ordering household items as well as gift items. I am going to miss her happy voice, but her spirit will always be with me.
Love,
Sister, Carolyn L Henderson, Canton, OH
I will miss our long phone calls where we would talk about family, recipes and movies we were watching. I will also miss celebrating my birthday with my birthday twin.
Love you forever cuz.
Brenda Sims
My beautiful sister warmth, kindness, wonderful laughter will be greatly missed. Enjoyed exchanging stories about our lives over the years. Always loved to hear the story how she met our brother -in - law. We teased each about our different hair styles over the years. You are at peace now my sister.
Love Sister Jeannie
Aunt Linda my shopping auntie who always reminded me to "bling" and shine bright. I will never forget this butterfly sequin top you found at one of your special stores. You sent it to me saying you thought it was me. I never really had the courage to wear it, okay maybe once, but I am so grateful you took the time to remember me across the miles. I know we were supposed to write a love story together...but now you wrote the perfect ending....eternity with your greatest love of all....more than uncle Major...God! I love you Aunt Linda it's just time for the princess to take her rest with the King!
My Dear Sister Linda, I love you so much and will miss your phone calls
and video calls from you. You always love family,your sisters,brothers you
always cherished them and your friends. One of my most memory of you, your
Beehive hair style and accessories to your outfits. You Loved the Lord as much
always ready to sing around the house and make it out to Worship service.
Love you forever always sister Linda, Love,. Your sister,Mary Ann
My beloved sister you will be missed much by your big brother for sure. I remember visiting Riverside High School in Chattanooga Tennesse as a teenager just before I was leaving for Vietnam. I never seen you so happy to be reunited with your oldest brother. Life is ten percent of what happened to us and ninety percent how you respond you responded very well my sister and I felt much loved. May God have mercy on you. Never ever will be forgotten Love you so much your big brother Sayed.
