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-Peter Zelles, Saint Paul, Minnesota
July 28, 2024
While studying together for our PhD's in Berkeley, Linda and I became fast friends; it was easy to be her friend, since she was an interesting, energetic soul with an infectious laugh and deep care for others. In Greek we say, Eonia i mnimi - "May her memory be eternal." I know it will be for all who had the good fortune to know her.
Daniel Zarrella
November 29, 2023
Linda was truly an amazing woman and an extremely valuable person to all of humanity. I had the pleasure of becoming a friend and working with her at our church, where she was a pivotal crusader for human rights. I will always keep her memory in my heart.

Edward Budworth
October 4, 2020
I was fortunate to work with Linda on a project at American Conservatory Theater we named "Theater on the Couch". It was an after-show program to discuss the psychological aspects of the performances. It became wildly popular mostly due to Linda's expertise and humanity. I have much admiration for this remarkable woman and the world is a sadder place for her loss.
I love you Linda.
Eddy
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