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Linda Ruth Quandt

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Linda Quandt Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Jun. 17, 2025.

Linda Ruth Lingle Quandt was born on July 5, 1948, in St. Paul, MN, and passed away on June 14, 2025, in Sierra Vista, AZ. She was the daughter of Dorothy Ruth (Ehnstrom) Lingle and Richard Keller Lingle.

The family moved to Fargo when she was a child and she graduated from Fargo Central. She had a passion for bingo, arts and crafts, and Bingo.

In 1975, Linda married Ken Quandt. Throughout her life, Linda moved to various places, including Texas, Colorado, and back to Fargo before finally settling in Sierra Vista, AZ.

She worked at many places throughout life. Lutheran Social Services, US Bank, and Walmart to name just a few. She was Rosie's Econowash for many years.

Linda is survived by her daughter, Robyn (John) Bagu, and granddaughter, Mira Bagu, all of Fargo, North Dakota. She also leaves behind her brothers, Richard (Lori) Lingle of North Dakota, Kenneth (Marie) Lingle of Arizona, and her sister, Rhonda (Kyle) Stoutenburg of Arizona. Additionally, she is survived by her aunt, Wilma Carry of Minnesota.

Linda was preceded in death by her parents and a sister, Elizabeth Ann Lingle.

No services will be held; however, consider playing a game of bingo in her honor.

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Heather lingle Hafele

June 18, 2025

My aunt was the crazy cool aunt everyone wants. I was lucky to grow up with my cousin Robyn being less than 3 months younger, and got to spend most of my childhood around Linda. She had stories that would make you laugh so hard, you'd almost pee your pants. Every outing was an adventure and she made boring things fun. Never get between her and a winning Bingo card!! Linda was someone you'll always remember because of the fun she brought with her. God's probably peed his pants already from her stories.