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By for now Linda Next time it will be better.
Willie Jones
June 05, 2009 | Haverhill, MA


Lowell, Massachusetts
Linda S. McHale of Lowell; 48 Lowell Linda S. McHale, 48, of Lowell, died unexpectedly, October 19, 2008, after a long illness. Born August 25, 1960, in Rhode Island, she was educated in that area, and early in her adult life moved to Haverhill, then moved to Lowell about twenty years ago. She...
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Willie Jones
June 05, 2009 | Haverhill, MA
Linda was a terrific person and great to work with at UML. She will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Jim Cronin
October 23, 2008 | Lowell
My thoughts and prayers are with your family. Linda was always pleasant and hard working. We will miss her at UML.
Michelle Quinno
October 23, 2008 | MA
My thoughts and prayers go to Linda's family. She was a great friend and co-worker. I worked with her for two years on the Cumnock/Lydon team, she always made everyone laugh. Her smile would light up the room. Thanks for being a great friend.
Rick Shaw
October 22, 2008 | South Boston
To her family: I work for UMass Lowell in the Dept. of Nursing. When passing through the halls, when I would see Linda, she would always go out of her way to say hello. I will dearly miss her sweet smile.
Pauline Beaulieu
Pauline Beaulieu
October 22, 2008 | Lowell, MA
We will miss Linda. She was always very helpful at work.
Kelly Morin
October 22, 2008 | DRACUT, MA
To her family and friends. Linda was a lovely person and she will be sorely missed. I knew her from UMass Lowell and know she is in a better place. May God grant you peace.
Beverly Booth
October 22, 2008 | Lowell
I worked with Linda at U. Lowell and I am so sorry for the family's loss. Linda was a wonderful person. so sorry.
Jean Doubleday
October 22, 2008 | Lowell, MA
I will always remember my friend linda, I worked with her at u-mass for all the years that she was here, she always had a joke to tell you always laughing no matter what life brought her she always laughed, that is how i will remember her for her laughter. Linda will be deseperatly missed by me. celina
My heart and prayers go out to her daughter Jillian and her son Nathan may you go out in the world and make your life a happy one like i know your mother would have wanted it that way....
celina silva
October 22, 2008 | Lowell, MA