Linda Jane Madsen Wold

I was truly saddened to learn of Linda´s passing. I was sixteen and she was sixteen years my senior when we became step sisters. Our families were joined when her dear father, Lester Butch Madsen and my mother Totsye were married. Linda was sweet, kind and encouraging as an older sister. Her greatest joy seemed to be in her family and home. Linda´s garden was a reflection of her artistic nature and she was always encouraging of me to pursue my career in art. I will hold her in my heart,...

I was saddened to see that Linda Madsen Wold recently left us...She was an old friend since the 6th grade at Paxson Grade School in Missoula and also was a fellow classmate from the Sentinel High School Class of 1958. That friendship continued at the University of Montana (then Montana State University). After she and her husband Stan left in 1961 I lost track of her. I see that she and Stan enjoyed great careers during their lifetime making contributions to several communities wherever they...

My condolences to the Wold family. When I read of Linda's passing I felt the pain of loss... followed by a smile...as I recalled backpacking in the Bob, floating the Missouri and many Jaycee adventures. Linda contributed to many joyful times in my life.. I will remember her and smile.

Marilyn and I send our heartfelt condolences to the Wold family on the loss of Linda. Linda and Doug were such good friends over many, many years. A beautiful and courageous person has left us all and will be missed. Particularly by my good friend and her husband, Doug, and her lovely daughter Chantel. Rest in Peace. Love and respect, Rick Reep