LINDA A. SUTHERLAND

I can’t believe it’s been 10 years already. Linda touched so many lives in so many different ways. She was an inspiration to me of how to be a better person. Miss you friend.

Dear Jessica and Phil.
Jean and I was very sorry to hear of the loss of your mom. Linda and I use to talk often after the passing of your Grandfather. She was a friend and often would tell me that I would be fine with my illness. I really respected Linda a lot. I know one of the last times I talk to her she mention going back to teaching the violin which made her very happy.

Our deepest Sympathy. Joe and Jean

I am very sorry for your loss. My son and I took violin lessons from your mother, and we liked her very much. She was always very positive and encouraging and made it fun. She helped my son learn to enjoy violin after a false start with another teacher. We enjoyed seeing her every week and we will miss her.

Dear Jessica and Phil,

My mom, Vedia, worked with your mom at Collector's Art. When my mom died yor mom was so generous to let my aunt Janetta Johnson use her miles to be with me from California. So, I am sorry for your loss, but just wanted you to know how much Linda's thoughfulness really meant to me.

Hi Jess and Phil,
I'm sorry that I was unable to attend the memorial serivce for your mom; unfortunately I was out of state. I heard that it was beautiful. Please know that Linda will be greatly missed. She was a fun, hard-working and inspirational co-worker and friend. I am so glad that she is no longer in pain. Best wishes to you both.

Take care,

Just wanted to say I'm sorry for your loss. Linda and I went to Niles West High School together. I'm very sad to hear she was sick. She was a very nice friend.

Please know that though we are far away there was never a day that went by that we didn't think of your Mom and wish her peace and love through her illness and took strength in her strength. Our prayers are with you and your family. Always,