Linda R. Moffitt

I will always remember Linda as a fun smart person with a warm infectious smile and a mischievous twinkle in her eye. My condolences to all members of her family.

A friend of mine had Linda as a social worker when she was in foster care back in the 70s. She said Linda was the only person who believed her about her problems with bio family and was a rock for her during a horrible time. I also remember Linda when I worked for the state as a secretary. She was a kind, warm person. She was my favorite social worker when she came into the office. She treated everybody the same - with kindness and respect. RIP Linda you did a lot of good work on this...

My prayers are with the Linda's family. I crossed paths many a time with Linda during our time working for the State. She will always be remembered. "Keep the light shining."

My condolence to the family. Linda was full of life, enjoyed people. Friends who knew her, trusted her judgment and value her opinion. Jesus taught us to pray for God's Kingdom to come at Matthew 6:9,10. By means of his kingdom Government death will be no more. We all look forward to that time. We will never forget Linda

My deepest condolences to the family. Linda was a great person. Always smiling and laughing. I know she will be greatly missed be her family and all that knew her!

Linda was my social worker when I was a teen. She was kind and didn't judge. She was a good example to me. I never told her that. I wish I would have. Thank you.

Love and prayers to all, her smile will be so missed! You never knew where you would run into Linda but she was always happy and enjoying life to it's fullest

Basketball, riding horses bareback (I chose Smokey because his back was closer to the ground while Linda rode the fastest horse like she was born to ride!), Buffalo Mine Road, round-up in Hatcher's Pass and listening to Moody Blues, turning 18 together (inside story); the memories are just flooding back. Even though our paths went different directions my time as Linda's friend made me a richer person with a wider vision and more understanding heart. My heart aches to know she has left this...

I worked with Linda for many years. What a pleasure. She was kind and compassionate and always able to find the humor in situations and always able to smile. I remember how much she loved mountain biking and she would often talk about her latest weekend adventure. I am so sorry to learn she is no longer with us. This world needs more people like her, in the workplace and in our lives. I am happy that I was able to see her this year and tell her how much I missed working with her.