LINDA ANN MEYER

I first met Linda and her family when I was a child attending the Unitarian Fellowship in DeKalb. She always had a smile on her face. Although I did not see Linda often I know that she was an important part of her family's lives. Rest In Peace.

I met Linda once and remember how nice, friendly and sweet she was. Rest in peace Linda.

Condolences to the Meyer family and also Joel and his family. Linda will be missed!

We will miss Linda greatly. She was Joel’s soulmate and was very good to him. We will always remember her for her kind spirit and her love of NIU sports. May her memory be a blessing to all who knew her.

Our family was blessed to have Linda with us. My nephew Joel will miss her so much. Linda encouraged others and was so thoughtful. I still us the coasters she made for me. I have many fond memories. Bless her family and friends. Rest in God's arms.

My thoughts and prayers go out to Linda's family and friends. I am so lucky to have Linda as part of my family. She and my cousin Joel were perfect for one another. When they would come down for Christmas, I would always look forward to talking sports with Linda and Joel. I remember one year her beloved Huskies were playing Florida State in a bowl game. She let everyone know that the Huskies were going to crush Florida State. I walked around the house doing the Tomahawk chop that Florida...

Condolences to Fred, Joel, and the Meyer family. I can tell from your tribute that she was a loving sister, partner, and friend, a real positive force in the community and in the world.

Because I had the privilege of knowing her parents and working with her father at NIU, I had the honor of knowing three incredible members of the Meyer family. Once you met Linda, she was your friend. She would remember something you two had in common, or she’d say “go see my Mom” when that privilege was still available. NIU Women’s Basketball has lost a fan who followed the team through decades, and I will miss one of the kindest people I had the privilege of knowing. My condolences to...