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Linda Esposito Obituary
Linda spoke her mind freely, loved the people in her life fiercely, and had a giving spirit. She cared deeply about helping others. Sometimes in the form of coffee creamer sent to her neighbor weekly, or adopting a family at Christmastime. She was an avid reader and enjoyed cooking and baking. She shared her cookies and stories with her neighbors and friends often.
Linda will be remembered for her fiery, passionate, and sometimes stubborn personality. Even though her life didn't go as planned, she fought hard until the very end.
We are content in knowing that she is finally at peace, breathing easy, and reunited with those who passed before her.
Linda is survived by her daughter Marissa Franklin, son Michael Esposito, and grandchildren Rosemary (7) and Cameron (4) Franklin. Linda was also overjoyed to know that her first Esposito grandbaby is on the way.
In lieu of flowers and in Linda's honor, please donate to the American Lung Association here. This association was very important to her and provided a lot of relief and resources when she needed them most.
https://action.lung.org/site/Donation2?df_id=31272&mfc_pref=T&31272.donation=form1
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Jen Dempsey
December 9, 2023
I worked with her at SPS&K. She was awesome. Everyone lived her. She was so beautiful on the inside & out!
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