Linda M. Norton

Becky and Rachel, I hope you might remember me from when we were all young and I rode and did 4-H with your mom. I often think of her and was sad to find her obituary. I lost my mother only a few weeks prior to your mom´s passing, so I know too well what a profound loss it is. Your mother was so incredibly important to me, and I am grateful to you both for sharing some of her time with me during those years. I am blessed to still ride and show, and I have never forgotten the sound of her...

So deeply sorry for your loss. May God's wonderful future promises console your hearts. (John 6:40).



JW. Florida

I had met Linda on several occasions on my walks through Camden as she worked her garden. She invited me in to her home and we talked about her beautiful artwork, her family and a mutual connection to Nova Scotia. I didnt know her very well but I liked what I knew of her. I was saddened to hear of her passing. Praying for her family and friends.

We were able to visit with Linda two summers ago when we were in the Camden area. Linda used to come in the Coffee Pot in Portland, CT when we were the owners. She was a very gracious lady.
Our sympathies to you.
Michael and Jo-Ann Siena

Maine will never be the same for me without you,. I miss you so very much, my dear sweet loving, forever friend Linda. We are always connected, forever and ever, in heart, spirit and soul . Love lasts forever.