Linda A. Jacobs

God Bless. You were my true support thru my High school years! Thank you and rest in Pease !

RIP Jake! You are the best! Say hello to Harry for me!

Miss Jacobs will truly be missed, a wonderful woman ,teacher and friend. I was one of her many students who were fortunate to have her as a teacher ... I had the pleasure to make her 2 huge and heavy book shelves back in woodshop. It was pleasure, thank you for the opportunity to ma ke you happy Linda ......

Paula, Jeanne and I were very saddened to learn of Linda's passing. she was a valuable member of the Southwick High School community for decades. Not only was she a gifted teacher, Linda was a loving friend to many. She will be missed by all who were lucky enough to know her. Rest in peace, Linda.

Ms Jacobs truly made a difference in my life. She reminded me that I had a voice when I just wanted to hide. She invited me to be a part of Peer Ed and taught me leadership qualities which led me to more confidence. Honestly, as I reflect, I emotionally survived high school because of her. Ms Jacobs was always approachable and always pushed you to be the best you could be. I never forgot the impact she had on my life. She'll always be remembered. My prayers for her family. Such a loss...

Very sorry to hear. My thoughts are with Mrs. LeBlanc and her family and friends.

Dear family and friends, I wish to share my thoughts and prayers. I have fond memories from my years at Southwick High School and my friendship with Linda and the wonderful professional colleagues.

MY BEAUTIFUL "80´s" I love and miss you so very much ! You are the best and kindest person I will ever know ! I wish I could hear your laugh just one more time ! I know you are with Coco and Taffy letting them crawl all over you and laughing with them ! I will never ever forget you ! You rest now in peace ! I love you forever and a day! YOUR MILLIE (COUSIN MARIAH)

My deepest condolences to the family. Miss Jacobs chose our freshman play for the annual Contest of Plays (1975). She chose a serious period play that many freshmen would struggle to interpret. Her casting, direction, and guidance helped us grasp the deeper meaning of the play, and excel in our performances. I know her content was science, but I've always remembered her with fondness for drama club.