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Linda Deaville Obituary
Mrs. Linda Fay Deaville, age 66, of Citra, Florida passed away on Friday, May 27, 2011 at her residence. She was born in Monticello, Illinois and moved to Ocala in 1982 and then to Citra in 1992. She worked for the State of Florida as a truck driver with 13 years of service. She is Baptist by faith. She enjoyed going to garage sales and flea markets, but most of all, loved spending time with her loving family. She is survived by her loving husband of (28) years, Donald K. Deaville of Citra, FL.; her son, Larry Collins, Jr. of Thomasboro, IL.; her daughter, Lori Dennis of Memphis, TN.; her step-son, Jason Deaville of Urbana, IL.; her (2) stepdaughters, Candy Deaville of Mahomet, IL. and Suzan Armstrong of Urbana, IL.; her brother, Kirby Chaney of Urbana, IL. and (16) grandchildren. The family has requested that services be private. Roberts Funeral Homes, Downtown Chapel, 606 S.W. 2nd Avenue, Ocala, Florida 34471, is in charge of arrangements.
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Penny Callahan
June 4, 2011
Larry and Jo,
So sorry to see that your Mom has passed on. Our love goes out to you. Enjoy the memories. God bless you!
Joel and Penny Callahan
Joleen Collins
June 3, 2011
Linda, You are truely going to be missed. I loved you very much. I'm so sad I never got to make you my potato salad again, you loved it so much. Your son loved you sooo much and we will always carry you in our hearts forever. with love Joleen
candy deaville
June 2, 2011
Linda,
You weren't only my step-mom but you were my mom. You have carried a special place in my heart throughout the years. you are surrounded by angels who will guide you and comfort you. we love you and we will take care of dad until he sees you again.
love always
candy
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