LINDA L. PALLER

I was Linda's hairdresser at Parma Village for two years.She was always a pleasure to make a happy lady.May she rest in peace.Prayers and condolences to her family..

Deepest Regards,
Michelle McKrell

Dear Brad and family, I worked with Linda for many years. She was a great teacher and friend to me when I started as a new nurse at Parma Hospital. I always admired Linda for her dedication, endless compassion, professionalism, & infectious laughter. She will be greatly missed by many. I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers. Laura Lietz Rehab unit

Dear Missy, Brad and Family:
I'm so sorry for your loss. Your mom was an incredible lady. She will be missed. In remembrance of her, I donated to the American Cancer Society. I've worked with the local chapter in Cincinnati and know it's an incredible organization. I wish I could've come up to provide hugs and support. Until I see you again, my thoughts and virtual hugs to you all.

Sorry to hear about Linda's passing. My condolences to her family.

My heart is broken for you, Brad and Missy. She was always in my thoughts and prayers and will be forever. Too many memories and good times we shared. Take care of each other,I know you will. Sincerely , Kathy Carlino.

Linda Paller was one of the great unsung heroines of Parma Hospital. To say she was an adept problem-solver would be an understatement. She understood complicated situations intuitively, and the welfare of the patient was always her sole concern. She knew how to give orders, but she was also a great listener. She also knew how to tell a joke, and how to laugh at one. She had a great laugh that was so contagious you couldn't help but laugh with her. She is now among all those she helped...

To Linda's family.
I worked with Linda back in the 70"s at Parma Hospital, she was a friend, we had many good times together, even a vaction.My deepest sympathies are with all the Family at this time, along with my paryers.

the daehler famil{angie}
Litchfield, August 28, 2018

To Brad and Paller families,

May the Lord above give you the strength to
carry on. Your mom is now in a beautiful
place at rest with your dad. Our prayers and
hearts go out to you and the family.

The Skope Family, Steve, Marian and Stephen
Eric, Kristen, and Natalie Harbert

To Linda's Family... Please accept my sympathies on Linda's passing. She and I worked together at Parma Hospital beginning in the early 70s. She was a kind, caring nurse, and a trusted co-worker. You and Linda remain in my prayers.