Linda Yates

Linda was one of the most pleasant women I know. I met her thru working at the bank. We would have some beautiful conversations. She was such an inspiration to me. Heaven has truly gained an angel!

I met Linda soon after she moved to Steelton. Her Aunt Jane & Uncle Chuck were close friends of my family. Linda & I were inseparable throughout our elementary & high school years, sharing many crazy & funny adventures. I was always in awe of her intellect, she was one smart lady. One of my biggest regrets is not staying in touch with Linda over the years. However, I know we will see each other again. RIP dear friend.

I met Linda soon after she moved to Steelton. Her Aunt Jane & Uncle Chuck were close family friends. Linda & I were inseparable throughout our elementary & high school years and shared many crazy & funny adventures. I was always in awe of Linda's intellect, she was one smart lady. I truly regret not keeping in touch with Linda over the years. However, I know I will see my dear friend again. RIP Linda.

Everyone who knew Linda loved her. The summer I was 16 I took care of Linda and her siblings because her mother was working night shift. I have very fond memories of that summer with my cousins. Rest in peace. We will see each other again.

Thank you Cunard for putting me on the same table as Linda and Jack on a Baltic Cruise. What a joy it had been to be a Long Distance friend - whenever we would meet up it were as if we´d only been apart for a week. So smart and so sweet, a truly delightful lady.

I thought of her as a friend in high school. I believe her loss is temporary and you will see her again.

Linda helped me get my real estate license and work in the mortgage business. I will miss her wit and intellect.

Linda was a dear friend in high school. We sat beside one another in concert band and performed side by side in marching band. We lost touch after school as many do. I was blessed to get reconnected through Facebook about fifteen years ago. We had dinner her and Jack one time in all those years but we spoke on the phone often. I shall miss our conversations but I will cherish her memory until I too am called Home. Sincere condolences to her family. Randy Huber