Linda Joy Stone

I have the fondest memories of working with Linda. We worked together in class and building sets for the school plays and musicals. She had the best smile and attitude. I don't think I ever saw her in a bad mood. I always looked forward to the classes we worked together in. Linda always built a great rapport with staff and students. She was always working to make you laugh. I will miss her but never forget her.

I worked with Linda for many years at The Hancock Building on Michigan Avenue. She was always upbeat. Always had a big smile and an interesting story to tell. A small group of us went to New Orleans for a few days vacation... wonderful memories.

My deepest sympathy to her family.

our prayers are with you and your family,so sorry for your loss Mike McNulty ( the Mutt) & Connie McNulty

Linda and I were roommates almost 50 years ago. We were strangers, had never met but our brothers went to high school and college together and we were both looking for roommates. I then got her a job where I was working at an animal hospital on North Ave, she worked the front desk. We brought home 2 feral kittens and other cats that were left behind at the animal hospital. We lived together almost 4 years until I was married and she was my maid of honor. We kept in touch as we both...

Sincere condolences to the Gamboney family, to Linda's boys and to husband Bill. I've known her since St Thomas Aquinas days and the Gamboney family is dear to all of us.

I worked with Linda for many years at Hubble. I loved when she was in my class! She was so good with the kids. They loved her and so did I. That she was always good for a laugh, and also for a hug.

I worked with Linda at Hubble middle school for several years. She was a bright spot, always positive and encouraging. I’m so sorry for your loss

Our sympathy and special prayers for Linda and all her family and friends.