Linda Christine Eichhorst

I remember Linda as my treasured friend during senior year at Glenbard West.
So many happy memories of daily laughter at the lunch table, evening runs to Big Boy and our graduation camping trip with Peggy and Sandy. Linda's joyful spirit sparkled in her beautiful smile, quick wit and genuine kindness. She will be greatly missed. My heart goes out to her family in sympathy.

Losing a loved one is never easy, my family sends it's deepest condolences to you and your family Steve. I know we haven't seen each other in a long time but my prayers and thoughts are definitely with you brother.

I'll never forget Linda's generosity and willingness to open her home to this annoying kid. She taught me to play my first computer game (Sabotage), fostered my love of film score (with records of John Williams' Star Wars), and had a joy-filled laugh that will echo in my memory from when The Bears actually did well. How fitting that she left us on the Feast of All Souls. Please accept my deepest sympathies, and know that I'm praying for you all. With humblest love and gratitude for the memories,

Steve and Kristen, I'm so sad to see this news this morning. I will always remember all the fun times we had together watching the Bears games! And I was glad I got to visit with Linda at the house not too long ago. We had some wonderful conversations about genealogy and all the work she did logging grave stones in the area. Losing Mom is the hardest thing I've been through so please accept my deepest condolences on the loss of your mom. Sending prayers for the family. Love, Chrissie

The ladies at Grand Victorian have greatly missed seeing Linda at table 4 these past few weeks. She is at peace now. Our condolences to her family.