play bingo and het so loud we would get some dirty looks. we had a blast! also corn dog day at sonic every year. playing cars and "letting the guys, Al and Jim, win!!!
Always remembering corn dog days at Sonic, bingo nights.....had a few times when we almost got tossed out for laughing so loud and disturbing the game. What the heck, it was a blast!
God Bless you Linda, have the winning numbers and ride forever in your pink car! I love ya girlfriend and will always remember you and all the good times we had. You and Al were our favorite neighbors!!!Now you, Al and Jim can have a blast together again!!!
Angie, Lisa, Chris,
I am so very sorry to know your Mom is gone. I'm sorry too that I'm unable to be there for her tribute.
I still have a baby blanket that she knitted for our firstborn. I'll think of her whenever I wear pink.
Bev Schutzman
Linda and I shared many fun times together in our teens in Regina and at the cottage at Pelican. She truly was 'one of a kind' . My sincere condolences to the family.
Linda Barry
So sorry for your loss ❤️ I will miss her alot, since I had been doing her nails for a long time!!! We had a great time and visit together this year in Messa, AZ. I'll miss our visits and your friendship, Linda. Your friend Michele ❤️
Linda- you have been a mother fixture in my life for about 30 years. Words don’t express my heartfelt gratitude for all you and Al did for me. My favorite memory is the model car incident, I didn’t know- I promise! That and roast beef, mashed potatoes and Yorkshire pudding! When I made the Yorkshire pudding the first time and called you freaking out because they looked like hockey pucks- you peed yourself laughing! Which made me remember life is meant to be lived and celebrated.
You will be missed greatly! Love you forever mama Linda!
Our hugs and blessings are with you all. We have enjoyed many good times at the beach, on small holidays to Minot and gatherings over the years. Linda’s knitting and crocheting have become a big part of our lives. Our grandchildren have been wrapped in her beautiful blankets. We will not forget Linda.
Jan and Carol Markwart
