Linda Mae Buttars

I so loved Linda as a friend. We first met when she trained me to be a Girl Scout leader. We remained friends and often visited when I worked as an aid at Majestic or at the High School during parent-teacher conferences where she happily greeted parents. Later when I became a full-time teacher she would wave at me as we passed each other throughout the city. May the Lord comfort and watch over you.

May God bless you at this time.

May we express our thanks for all the Love that every one has shown to us during our time of mortal anguish. May the Lord Jesus Christ pour out his spirit more abundantly apon you is our pray. Love The Buttars

I'll Miss you...

I deply do regret not being able to make it to the funeral I had was not informed so when my mother was reading the church news and had came accross the article for linda I needed to look here but my love and thoughts are with the family I am always thinking of you all and i want to say thanks for all that you all have given me.

Randy,
My children will always remember the sleepovers they had with you and Aunt Linda. They are special memories in their lives.We miss her alot.She was a wonderful person.

Dearest Randy and Family, I missed Linda's Funeral because I was out of town. I've been trying to stop by or find Kim's email. I want to extend my love and keep in touch and help in anyway. Please call on me. Thanks, Sheila Jennings

It has been a week and I feel impressed that I should send you a little note. This note is no different than what you have already received. I love Linda and her example and her enthusiasm for children. But I also want you to know and to remember to love each other, and let her example be your guide through the coming months and years. She will always be with you in thought and spirit no matter what joyous occasion you may be celebrating or trial you may face. My love goes to each one of you.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived.