Linda L. Marsden-Liken

I knew Linda, first as a co-swimming instructor at the Suburban Y, then as my State Farm agent. She was a lovely lady, always pleasant, knowledgeable, and down to earth. I am so sorry for your loss.

Wendy, Jim and I are very sorry to hear about the passing of your mother. We hope that you and your family stay strong through this difficult time.

Sending my deepest sympathies.

Gentile, caring, and nurturing are my remembrances of Linda while befriending her children during my high school years. May God bless Kelly, Wendy, John, and Michael, and their families for their loss of such a loving mother.

Kelly, Wendy, John, Michael,
Your mom and I hadn't talked much my moving to Georgia.
As you might remember your we became close friends after she started with State Farm. I will never forget those business trips and almost all we talked about was Charlie and her kids. Your mom was a great lady and fell in love with and married a great gentleman. It was a beautiful relationship. I am sure that they are both in God's hands.
I( know you all will have some great memories, as I...

I was a waiter at the Shrine Club. I used to wait on Dr. and Mrs. Liken. Mrs. Liken was always so nice to me. She also best dressed at Shrine Club. She would always ask how my life was going. She gave me a big hug on my last night at the Club. She was so nice to me. I send my sympathy to the family.

My wife, Susanne, and I will deeply miss my beloved foster mother, Linda. She was my guiding light and mentor for over 50 years after I left Saint Joseph’s Home for Children. We kept in touch frequently, and I appreciate all the “rough spots” she helped me navigate! I have a wonderful family now because of her ! Peter Bugjo from Kansas

What a wonderful and classy lady!
John, Mike and family, my thoughts and prayers are with you all at this most difficult time. I share in your grief as well as cherish fond memories of our time with her! It was always a good day when I would run in to her around town and spend a little while just discussing the business and of course hearing how you all were doing!

With warmest regards and deepest sympathy;

Mike Merry