LINDA CORINNE FAULK ARTEAGA

My Linda!! Oh how you are missed and talked about!! You continue to save a spot for me!! Continue to be my angel in heaven as you were here on earth

My Dear Linda, keep watching over us, not long ago I discovered a great song by Castings Crowns titled No More Scars In Heaven, this song has brought me peace knowing that from the day God called you, you were no longer broken, all of you was healed and you were no longer in pain, we love and miss you, I just spent some quality time with your kiddos, you would be so proud of the young men you raised!!!! And of course your beautiful daughter Amber who is up there in heaven with you!!!! Linda...

Love nd Miss you every day, we talk about you all the time, kisses to you, and also know that you raised some amazing kiddos, all grown up with beautiful wives and the cutest grandchildren. until wee see you again.

What a sweet lady and wonderful mother. May God Bless her soul and comfort all of her family.

My Beautiful friend is missed every day!! I got a tattoo on my upper right arm in her honor with her favorite saying Lord Bless You and Keep You Safe , not a day went by that when her kids and just anybody saying goodbye as they hugged and kissed her, she never failed to give us her blessing. Im always asked about my tattoo and so the story goes that we met in high school, one day I invited her to come have lunch during school break and that day was the beginning of the most beautiful...

As it approaches one year since the loss of my mom, I would like to thank everyone who posted sweet messages about her on her obituary. I leave it open on my phone and some times when I think about her I will read some of the heartfelt stories about her. It always makes me cry, but in a good way. I miss her soooo much. NaNa's genuine love for everyone and her love for Jesus influenced so many. Mom is miss you so so much! Lord Bless You and Keep You Safe!

I am so sorry and am keeping you all in my prayers.

My condolences and sympathy to the Arteaga and Faulk families! I only knew Linda when we were classmates at Russell Elementary together in the late 60s. I can't remember if she was in all of my classes when I moved here in '67 or not. I know there was at least one year where we were in the same class, but I'm not sure which year. If she had Miss Zapata (now Mrs. Rodriguez) in third grade, Mrs. Tetreau in fourth or Mrs. Diaz in fifth, then I was one of her classmates. I lost touch with...