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Tamara Burnside
December 12, 2019
Linda was my hero. She was a person you could be open and frank with. She always found the good in people and situations. Linda was that rare person who made you feel valued and an important friend. She knew how to do hard things with grace, dignity, and the knowledge that things would work out for the best good of students. Linda's influence will continue. May your family be comforted with the knowledge that you all will be reunited in eternity.
christopher taylor
November 29, 2019
A wonderful lady to work with when I was at the District Office. You always lighted the way for new and better things. Thank you!
chris taylor
Karen Phillips
November 13, 2019
Linda was always such a gracious beautiful lady. She was an advocate for all in her position at Granite School District. Many times I watched her quietly do acts of kindness to so many. What a great example of unconditional love.
I hope your family will have peace and comfort as well as sweet memories to fill your hearts in the days ahead.
❤
November 13, 2019
Linda will always be remembered as an advocate for Granite Teachers and Granite Students. Her presence and influence will be missed.
Sharlene Linford
November 12, 2019
Dear Dixon Family:
I learned today of dear Linda's passing. My heart is so very sad. She was a classic in so many ways. She achieved so much in her life and was so willing to share her many gifts and talents with others. She made such a contribution in the field of education. I had the pleasure of rubbing shoulders with her often and with each encounter, I always left our conversations uplifted, enlightened and encouraged. She was a beautiful, charming, intelligent woman. Friends, family and colleagues will miss her dearly. The world lost a great example and role model. She always had a special place in my heart and she will always be my mentor.
with love,
Sharlene N. Linford
David Doty
November 12, 2019
I express my deepest sympathies to Linda's family. Linda was a tremendous advocate for excellence in education, and was someone you could always count on to champion opportunity and achievement for every student. I will always be grateful for Linda's kindness over the past few months. She began her treatment at about the same time my dad began his treatment for lung cancer, and we exchanged several texts offering one another encouragement and hope. Linda faced this trial with grace and dignity, and I'm sure she was an inspiration to all who knew her.
Emily Swan
November 11, 2019
Dewar Amanda and family, I'm so sorry about the loss of your precious mother and gram. I loved my association with Linda for over 20 years as I worked with Granite District teachers in many capacities. Linda was passionate about quality education and was so supportive of exemplary instructional practices. She was a driving force for good, providing instructional and motivational support for principals and teachers to live their best teaching lives to then impact the lives of the students they teach. She was a class act, and inspired leader, a true professional, and a lot of fun. Her influence will live on in the countless lives she touched. May you feel peace and comfort at this profoundly difficult separation. She will continue to influence your lives, no doubt. Love to you.
Craig Schow
November 11, 2019
Linda will be greatly missed. A few months ago I needed to make a decision and was having a little difficulty deciding what to do. She was aware of the situation and took the time to seek me out individually and tell me to "Just be a father." I will always remember her for her passion for education along with the clarity and vision that she brought to everything she did.
November 11, 2019
Linda was a profound influencer and supporter in the education realm. She will be missed. Her inspiring messages and willingness to fight for what is best for students will forever be remembered.
Riley O'Neil
November 11, 2019
I regret that i will not be able to pay my respects for Linda the day of here funeral. Linda was one of the most respected administrators that I had the opportunity to work with. She was bright, progressive and a joy to be around. She had a great sense of humor and the ability to see issues before they developed and solve them quickly and effectively. GSD will miss her presence along with any one who was blessed to know her.
Julie Soter
November 10, 2019
I was stunned to hear of my childhood friends passing. Word can't express how saddened I am. So many memories flood my heart in this moment. We were able to reconnect when I moved back to Salt Lake for a few years. The Dixon's were a huge part on my life. I'll always look back on those years with joy and extreme happiness My prayers are with her family. Linda was an amazing woman
Bethany Johnson
November 10, 2019
Linda's passion for children and commitment to Granite School District was extraordinary. Bless her. What a testament to her dedication and service that she will leave a charity with Granite Education Foundation. She will continue to touch lives and give hope to children. What a life well lived.
Kym Hunsaker
November 10, 2019
Linda will always be my inspiration. Her compassion for students and commitment to their education made me a better teacher. My thoughts and heartfelt prayers are with all who called her loved one.
Dixie Swiatocha
November 10, 2019
There was no one better to work for then Linda. She made you feel like you could do nothing wrong even on a bad day. I worked for Linda as her Counseling Secretary at Olympus Junior and she was a beautiful lady inside and out. Even though she was our Principal, she never made you feel less important.
Wishing her family tender mercies at this time. May love be sent to you all week and in the weeks to come. ❤❤
Mary Ellen Freeley
November 10, 2019
My sincere sympathy on Linda's passing.She was a wonderful ASCD colleague, generously sharing her expertise with the Board and moving us forward with her excellent leadership.She will be missed.
Mary Ellen Freeley, Former ASCD President
November 10, 2019
Who couldn't but love this lady. Linda was a breath of fresh air at Bonneville Jr. High when she received her first administrative assignment as my assistant principal in my first year as Principal. She was loved by teachers, staff and students for her enthusiasm, care and fairness. She was with me only one year but left an indelible mark on me and we remained good friends from then on. I knew she had pancreatic cancer and it saddened me. It was still a shock when I learned of her passing. I will greatly miss her warm smiles and friendly hugs. Rest In Peace great lady!
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