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Emily was an enthusiastic member of our online clarinet community. She played clarinet beautifully, and really supported other members of the community. She is missed!
Michelle Anderson
January 08, 2025 | Other
Madison, Wisconsin
1933 - 2024
Emily Putnam LinkMarch 21, 1933 - November 21, 2024MADISON - Emily Putnam Link, age 91, of Madison, passed away on Thursday, November 21, 2024, in her home.Emily is survived by her sons, Stephen (Lisa) of Cary, Ill., Anthony (Barb) of Madison, Wis., and Matthew (Joyce) of Black Earth; her...
Read MoreEmily was an enthusiastic member of our online clarinet community. She played clarinet beautifully, and really supported other members of the community. She is missed!
Michelle Anderson
January 08, 2025 | Other
Emily, I only knew you for a short time, but you made a profound effect on me and I admired your energy and enthusiasm. Your commitment to music was so inspiring and your kindness was deeply felt. I shall miss you very much and I am sad we did not have more time together. You are one of those rare people in life one never forgets! Safe travels, my friend, wherever you may be.
Mary Linklater
December 08, 2024 | Other
Emily was a long time member of the New Horizons Band--over 25yrs. playing clarinet and sax. She was a very good musician and often played solos in the Swing Band. She was a 'dynamo' and had more energy than most. She served many years on our band board as Treasurer and when her term was up, and no one volunteered, she agreed to stay on. This happened many times and we were so grateful for her willingness to continue. She will be greatly missed by her 'band family'. The picture is of...
muriel filer gilbert
December 06, 2024 | Friend
I first met this angel at Gilda's Club discussing our cancer diagnosis. Never did she say to feel sorry for ourselves. I was surprised to find out she lived in our neighborhood. Everytime I met her on the daily walks she took, she asked how my cancer journey was going. She always cared. Our neighborhood somehow seems a bit more empty now. As Bob Hope said, Thanks for the memories, I will cherish them forever. As Roy Rogers said, Happy Trails to you until we meet again. You are now in the Arms...
Charlie Esser Mary Heimann
December 04, 2024 | Friend