Linda Kassebaum Johnson

I still think of you, Linda, and some of the fun times we used to have. You were taken way too soon! Rest in peace, my friend, until we have that reunion in heaven.

Linda was a sweet and kind person. I knew her when she was in Vet school at KAY. She always treated me as an equal.
The world was a better place for her being in it.
Rest in peace Linda.
Cindy Johnson

Linda was a very sweet little girl as I remember her when I babysat the family. She had no problem keeping up with her three brothers in that beautiful estate the family owned on the Cowskin Creek. Her love of animals must have started early on as I remember the pet badger they had. May her Memory be Eternal and may the Lord surround this family with His Grace and Peace.

I'm so sorry to hear of Linda's passing and extend my heartfelt condolences to her family. I have fond memories of Linda, John, Dick and Bill from our days in the Maize 4-H Club many, many years ago. As I would have anticipated, Linda focus her energy toward making a difference in the world. I'm grateful to have known her. Ruth

Linda was my classmate in vet school. She was quiet, and private, but always kind and amazingly fearless. Even though she was but a wisp of a girl, she would take on the toughest cases. She was my hero.

Linda was a wonderful friend and a beautiful soul! She will be greatly missed❤ She was one of the first people I met when I was a new student at Maize High School. We were in sports together. She often wore a shirt the said’ Michigan ‘ for BB practice and I took to calling her that. She gave me the nickname’Mickey’ because I often wore a Mickey Mouse shirt. Even in later years she called me by that nickname. She had many accomplishments, but one of her greatest ones was being a friend. I...

Linda Kassebaum was my classmate in the Maize School Systems, a good friend, and a bright shining light for all those around her. A cheerleader in many ways, Linda brought people together with her laughter, her smile, and her perpetually positive attitude. I will treasure the years we had together at the small high school that Maize once was, and I can hear her gentle voice down the hallways. May God be with her children, with John and Bill, and especially with Nancy. Linda lives in our...