Linda Anne Jalbert

Met Linda at Quebec City High, shared many coffees and stories with her and her brother at the cafe across the street. They taught me how to swear in French!

Linda’s beauty was so deep – she will light up the heavens – she was an extraordinary person. I am so very sorry – my deepest sympathy.
Leona Baylarian

Madame Jalbert, Marc, I am so deeply sorry for your loss. I ache for you. Linda was such a wonderful human being. Geneviève Gourdeau

Linda has been a long-time friend and will be sorely missed. My deepest sympathies to Linda's husband and family.
Sincerely, Audrey Martin-Matte

I had the great plesure of working with Linda at the Ritz!Her laughter will not be forgotten. She holds a special place in our hearts.My deepest sympathies to her loved ones.
Lynda Remington, Beaconsfield, Quebec

Working in Linda's team at the Westin was very inspiring, as she was so charismatic, smart and funny... a beautiful person inside and out. I will always remember her dearly. Please receive my heartfelt condoleances.

My sister Beverley and I extend our sincere condolences, life long friends who grew up together in Quebec City. What a reunion in heaven.

Linda was part of our family. A wonderful and loving lady she was, with her beautiful smile and her kindness she will always remain in our hearts and in our memories.Her battle as well her suffering is over as she begins her new journey in peace with her father and her grandparents.

Linda inspired and touched so many of us and left a little piece of herself with us all..sympathies to the entire family and to all her friends.
Team Ritz Carlton Montreal

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Linda will be missed by everyone whose life she touched.

Linda was known to the cancer community as the Montreal patient whose advocacy caused Quebec, and then all provinces in quick succession, to cover the cost of Herceptin. She volunteered for breast cancer groups in Montreal and became a Director of CACC, sharing her own experience so that we would learn how to make a difference. In her work as a hotel manager and consultant, she was successful and highly regarded; the kind of manager everybody wants to work for. The remarkble gift of Linda was the grace and humour she brought to her ordeal with cancer. She never wanted her friends to suffer with her, she wanted to enjoy her friends and for them to enjoy her company. Linda need never have worried about it; for lively fun and laughs there was nobody more delightful than our dear Linda. Our deepest sympathies go to her beloved husband, Renaud, as her many friends feel this terrible loss. Now she makes the angels giggle.

Our deepest condolences to Nanette and family.