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Linda DOGGETT Obituary
75 of Dayton, OH, passed away June 13 at MVH. Born in Pittsburgh, PA, March 1, 1946, to Harry and Sheila Steele. She is survived by 2 sons; 4 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Linda was an avid craftswoman who sewed, knit, quilted, spun yarn and wove countless items. An early home computer user, she ran a local BBS for years
prior to the internet. A large part of her life was spent
doing volunteer work for the Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, grade schools and Hospice. She was preceded in death by her
brother John in 1998 and her second husband Decker in 1999.
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Nancy
July 26, 2023
Your name, your humor and wit still come up in the weaving groups.
You are not forgotten.
Nancy Malcolm
August 5, 2021
Oh Linda, I knew you were very ill, but you soldiered on. I miss our chats, your humor, your funny masks! We have never met, but shared the love of weaving. I cherish the weaving that you sent me. Now it means so much more. I miss you my friend. Until we meet again! <3
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