Linda Gay Lock Carnes

Linda Gay Lock Carnes

Linda Carnes Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers from Jul. 15 to Jul. 16, 2009.
As of July 9, 2009, heaven will never be the same again. Linda Gay Lock Carnes outran her angels on June 23 in a single car accident and left this life on July 9.Linda was born Jan. 12, 1947, in Austin, to Gay and T.P. Lock, Jr.She was an administrative assistant for several lawyers, retiring after many years being the administrative specialist in the Federal Court in Houston. She was the owner and co-owner, with husband Glen, of several businesses in Athens.She is predeceased by father, T.P. Lock; husband, Glen Carnes; and step-son, Chick (Gllen Norman) Carnes.Linda is survived by her mother, Gay Lock; sister, Joy Lock, of Austin; aunt, Rose King, of Lockhart; sister-in law, Phyllis Carnes, of Houston; step-daughter, Lynda Lee Hammock and husband Keith, of Sachse; grandchildren, Shyanne Helton and husband Steve, of Plano; William Burton, of Sachse; great-grandson, Jacob Glen Helton, of Plano; and numerous cousins and a host of friends.Linda has been cremated and a memorial celebration will be held at Carroll Springs United Methodist Church, Athens, at 11 a.m. on Saturday, July 25. Lunch will be provided by church members following the celebration. A memorial celebration will also be held in Austin, at a later date, for family and friends in that area.In lieu of flowers, please consider a memorial donation to the Henderson County Humane Society or the Carroll Springs United Methodist Church, Athens. Linda loved her animals and making music in her church.Joy and Patricia Wentworth would like to express their gratitude to nieces Caron Gallier and Cathy Carnes for their detecting, steadfastness, and uplifting memory laughter; to the nurses and doctors of the East Texas Medical Center ICU in Tyler, for their exceptional care and treatment of Linda and their extraordinary support of the family; special thanks also to Marie Brown, Albert Freeman, Wayne and Belinda Mitchell and Dick Green for their assistance and support, and to all the family and friends who joined in holding Linda in prayers and love.

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June Booth-Donnell

July 21, 2009

Linda and I met and became very best of friends in 1970. Linda was part of my family for over 40 years, understand I am now 55 years old. Linda and I shared every aspect of our lives. Carolyn Hess, Liz Kaiser, Uncle Jack, Aunt Louise, myself, Amy Marie, Christopher, I could go on and on, are better people for having Linda in their lives. We loved Linda, we miss Linda and will forever thank God for sharing her with us.

July 17, 2009

Linda and I were friends for many years. We shared good times and bad times. Thank God I had a chance to talk with her at length a few nights before the accident. The last thing she said to me was "I love you girlfriend", just like she always did when we talked. I will miss her, but will always remember our times together. I pray the Lord will bless you all.
Shelia Thornton

angela Lopez

July 15, 2009

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help at this time.

Jana Muehl

July 15, 2009

Linda was a super lady and wonderful landlord. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Wanda Adams

July 15, 2009

My deepest condolences to family members and friends. I've kept all of you and Linda in my prayers since being told of the accident by my friend Patricia Wentworth. Joy and Patricia, call on me if you need anything.

Sherrie Ross

July 15, 2009

We here at National Supply would like to send our deepest sympathy to the Glen Carnes family. May our prayers be with you all.

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