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Linda S. Lofft

Easton, Pennsylvania

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Linda S. Lofft Linda S. Lofft, 58, of Easton, passed away August 28, 2008, in the Inpatient Hospice Unit at Lehigh Valley Hospital, Allentown. Born in Allentown, she was the daughter of the late Daniel Leonard and Emma (Winter) Leonard, and the wife of Ronald Lofft. She was a member of...

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Linda will always have a special place in our hearts here at CONCERN. She was a gentle spirit, kind, loving, and welcoming. Her administration of the adoption unit at Lehigh County OCYS was top-notch. I am so thankful to have known her these past 12 years and will miss her smiling face at SWAN meetings, DVAC, and other adoption events. She was a blessing to know and will be truly missed....with my deepest sympathies to her family and co-workers.

It is with great sadness that I learned of Linda's passing. She was a constant advocate for the children in Pennsylvania's foster care system. I was always so happy to see her smiling face at SWAN events across the state. I will miss my friend and colleague tremendously as we carry on in her honor.

Ron, Ryan and Lehigh County co- workers, It was a pleasure knowing and working with your wife, mother and colleague. She was an inspiration to all of us in the adoption/foster care world as she worked nonstop to assure that all children entrusted to her had a permanent family or connection. She was always open minded and willing to try new ideas in advocating for Lehigh county children. She inspired her unit and all those she worked with in the adoption community. She will be greatly missed....

My memories of Linda are of her quiet and gentle ways. She listened intently and when she spoke it was important and filled with wisdom. It was an honor to have known her!

To the Lehigh County Adoption unit,

I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. I know that Linda was a great friend to many of you, and my thoughts and prayers are with you as well as with Linda's family.

Pat Hostetter, SWAN

Ron and Ryan- I am sorry for your loss. Linda meant so much to this family. She was always a joy to be around. I will always remember her great smile.

Ron & family,
It was with great sadness that I learned about Linda. From our days at Dieruff, I remember her with fondness. Please accept my condolences, find warmth in the love of friends & family, and know that a fellow classmate has you in her thoughts and prayers as you continue in this difficulty time.
Sincerely,
Janice M. Besecker Onieal, Gettysburg, PA, LED '68

Carol Hershman - I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your dear friend of 50+ years. I know Linda was so close to you for so many years. From what I knew of Linda she touched so many lifes. Linda always spoke highly of you. You are in my thoughs and prayers.
Blessed!

Dear Ron and Ryan,
It has been an honor to know your wife and mother, Linda. She demonstrated so much care working tirelessly for our children in foster homes. Her commitment to making sure many children had permanent homes and families set a high mark for those who knew and respected her work. No one knows the challenges she faced each day like each of you do. May your memories of her love, laughter, kindness and caring keep you comforted at this time of loss.