Lynda Ferrell

I've been thinking a lot about Lynda and all her support of my sweet Henry. She was an amazing lady.

Linda was a beautiful person. I was a classmate of Lynda's at Wake and reconnected with her at class reunion in 2016 (50 years) and again in March 2017 when some of our class planned another get together in the Raleigh area. Linda was not able to attend the March event because she was busy doing what she loved-supporting her grandchildren at their athletic events. Her face would light up when she talked about her children and grandchildren.

Her classmates have many good memories of...

Our heart felt sympathy goes to Lynda's family. Her children and grandchildren were the center of her world and her pride and joy. We loved Lynda's zest for life and joy of living. It was always a treat to see her and we enjoyed our dinners together.

Roger and Bill

Mary Hampton and Ken, so very sorry for your loss. Ethan sends big kisses.

Mary Hampton and family,
I am deeply saddened to hear of your mother's passing. My husband and I met Lynda during her yrs working for Dr Thomas. She was such a lovely and caring woman. We would always talk about her family which she dearly loved. My thoughts and prayers are with you as you get through the grieving process.
Most Sincerely,
Mary Margaret Walsh, OTR/L, CHT

Mary Hampton and Trace, I am truly sorry for your loss. Your Mom and Dad were friends of Jim and mine when we lived in Raleigh. Jim worked with Grady at Cameron Brown and we were in a Supper Club together. Small world, we moved to Martinsville and knew your Grandmother. I am also a friend of LewisRiddle and Julie work. Thinking about you and your family during this sad time. Cece Johnson

Both Lynda's family and her community have suffered the loss of a loving and caring person. As a high school classmate I remember her smile and friendly personality. Wishing comfort to you all.

You have our deepest sympathy. Lynda was a beautiful person who loved her children and always put them first. She drove countless miles to take them to practices and games. She made cookies and snacks for them and their friends and she reached out to newcomers to include them in the groups. She shared her time and talents to all of the teams on which they played. She will be missed by all who knew her and will live in our memories! We pray for your comfort and strength as she would want you...

Remember her as a Bulldog cheerleaders at MAVAHI and the many activities in which she was active. Condolences to her family.