Linda M. PROUTY

Met Linda and Darl in Mazatlan in 2014. Became good friends. Our rooms at Torres were always close to each other. Spent many hours visiting in the years after Darl's passing. Bingo was a favorite pasttime at Torres. Linda was always fun to be with, her sense of humor and "no holds barred" opinions were hilarious. I have such good memories. My deepest sympathy to her family, especially to Amy, Tom, and Mario and their families.

40 years of memories. The first to pop up in my mind is when we were visiting a friend in the Federal Way area. Looking for an address, we zigged when we should have zagged and ended up literally driving through the parking garage at SeaTac Airport & out again & had to pay parking! We laughed until we cried.
I miss her. Sending love to Amy and Tom

Met Linda and Darl on their/our Corvette days. Both special people with wonderful sense of humor and so very kind. Blessings to the family.
Terry & Gene Syms

I met Linda in 1952 when my family moved from Salem, Oregon to the house across Hollis Street from her parent's residence. She was in 5th grade; I was in 8th. My sister, Joni, was in 10th. Her dad, Jim, and my dad, Gene Westover, Les Bennett, and Dick Whitsett pheasant hunted and fished together constantly. Linda and her two older sisters, Janet and Beverly, were chased constantly by the neighborhood boys and gathered frequently on their front porch. We lost contact when my family moved to...