Linda Tittsworth Harrell

Hank, We are so very sorry Linda's passing! I remember when we first joined Open door twenty years ago she was so very welcoming to us and continued to be a light to us through many years! I remember her coat collections and how one day I brought her a big pile of them and wanted to help her to the car with them... Even though at the time she was in a wheelchair, she insisted she could handle it herself...she was always looking out for others and a friend to all! We will miss her so much!...

Hank I'm so sorry to hear of Linda's passing, I'm sure God felt he needed her to continue her work she was so good at in Heaven. I enjoyed being neighbors for the short time I knew you both in Marquesis. My sympathies to you and your family.

Dear Hank: My heart goes out to you in this time of great loss. It's hard to fully describe how I admired the beautiful way you took care of Linda. You've been an inspiration to me at times when I've deeply needed it. Thanks, Stan Cole

Craig and I were so saddened to hear about Linda's passing. We know she is in a much better place today even though our hearts are heavy, Your family has touched many lives. Hold tight to all the wonderful memories you have made together with your family. Our prayers are with you and family.
Craig and Jean Conrad

HankI'm sure I speak for myself and the rest of the "Golden Hammers" when I say we were all saddened to hear about you losing your beloved Linda after 50 years. God rest her soul.
Denis Moeder - Habitat for Humanity (Golden Hammer)

So sorry for your loss, Henry

Linda was an esteemed high school classmate and all of us feel her loss. Hank and children have my deepest sympathy.

Dear Hank and boys - I have many good memories of the years our families were neighbors. Linda was always there for anyone who needed anything. Please know that you are in my thoughts.
Sincerely, Linda Smith

So sorry for your loss, Hank. Praying that you will find peace as you transition from grief to the beautiful memories that Linda left with you. ~ Judy Young Dykes