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Linda Bishop Obituary
Linda S Bishop passed away at home in Gilbert, SC at the age of 80 on March 7, 2025 after a battle with Multiple Myeloma. She was preceded in death by her parents Harry & Ruth (Blue) Bishop and a BIL Earl L Vernon. She is survived by her sister Cathy (Bishop) Vernon, her nieces Tammy (Tim) Lovell, Tina (Sheila) Vernon, Tonya (Scott) Daniels and her Great Nieces Brittany (Jonathon) Belt, Kayla (Jordan) Lovell-Jones, Tiana Vernon and great Nephew Noah Vernon. Great Great Nephew Tyler Belt and Great Great Nieces Zoey and Elliegh Jones. Linda grew up in Thackery, OH and moved to Urbana in 1976. She graduated from Graham High School. St. Paris, Oh class of 1963. She worked for over 35 years as a Medical Receptionist for both Dr Denkewalter and then for Surgical Associates of Springfield where she retired in 2013 and soon after moved to Gilbert, SC to live with her niece Tammy and her family. She was a member of The Rescue Church in Pelion,SC where everyone knew and loved her as "Aunt Linda". A Celebration of Life is being held at The Rescue Church on March 13, 2025. A burial will take place in TerreHaute, OH at a date yet TBD
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Teah Bishop
March 20, 2025
Kathy, Tammyand family I am sorry for your loss. She is out of pain and in heaven with all of the family that have went before her. I bet she is smiling wide and hugging everyone she knew. God Bless her and all of you. Love you all.
Beth (Nilles) Watkins
March 18, 2025
Such a wonderful lady. Thinking of you and your family with prayers
Judith Robe
March 15, 2025
Fond memories from our days with Drs. Denekwalter and Flora. We had a great friendship.
Love
Judy Robe
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