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Linda Healey Youngberg
1946 - 2014
Linda Healey Youngberg
1946 - 2014
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Linda Youngberg Obituary
She was born in Dixon, IL on Jan. 11, 1946.
Linda graduated from Sycamore High School. She then went on to attend Drake University in Des Moines, IA where she was a Chi-Omega and received her degree in Education. It was there where she met her husband, Tom Youngberg of Moline, IL.
She was married to Tom Youngberg on May 9, 1970.
Linda worked as a first grade teacher until her husband's job moved them to Arlington, TX in 1974.
Linda had a passion for animals, baseball, spending time at the lake, and most of all, being with her friends and family. She was a one of a kind person with a heart of gold who will be forever missed. Linda was a loving wife, amazing mother and loyal friend to many.
She is survived by her husband, Tom Youngberg of Arlington, TX, son Tyler Youngberg, daughter-in-law Catherine Youngberg and grandson William Youngberg of Fort Worth, TX, daughter Lindsay Walker, son-in-law Chris Walker and granddaughter Healey Walker of Arlington, TX.
A service to celebrate Linda's life will be held on Thursday, August 14th at 11:00 am, at Moore Funeral Home in Arlington, TX. There will be a time to visit with the family at Moore Funeral Home on Wednesday, August 13th from 7:30-8:30 pm.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks for donations to be made to the Alzheimer's Association at www.alz.org.
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Michael Rentz
August 19, 2016
I was one of Linda's first grade students at Peter Hoy Elementary in 1974 before she moved to Arlington. I guess because she was my first teacher, I have always remembered her. Just before my 6th grade year, my parents also moved to Arlington. When I was in the 8th grade, I found Linda in the phone book, and called her. She did not live far from my parents and we arranged to meet at her house one day after school. I remember her as one one my favorite teachers, and I am sorry to learn that she has passed.
Michael Rentz
August 19, 2016
I was one of Linda's 1st grade students at Peter Hoy elementary in 1974 before she moved to Arlington. I guess because she was my first teacher, I have always have remembered her. A few years later when I was entering the 6th grade my parents also moved to Arlington. When I was in the 8th grade I found her in the phone book; called and found that she lived close to my parents. We met at her house one afternoon after school. I will always remember her, and am sorry to learn that she had passed.
Uncle Harold, Linda, Corydon and My dad
Brian Healey
May 10, 2015
I am sorry this is so late and I hope her Husband see this. My name is Brian Healey. I am pretty sure Linda was my Cousin and the only one from the Healey's I have. If her dad was Harold from Sterling Ill. Then I am positive. Also she would have had a brother Billy who passed years ago. I found a picture of her with my brother, Her dad and my dad and it made me try and find her. When i did a search I found out she passed in August. Was very sad to hear this, The last time I saw Linda I was about 12. I would have loved to have talk to her. I am sure I have some pictures she would loved to have seen. Tom, if you get this could you please contact me? I would really love to know if she has anything from my Uncle like pictures of my dad or any other pictures of our family.
Again so sorry for your loss. She sounded like a really sweet person. She sure looks like a Healey!
Thanks
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Brian Healey
248-906-9277
Bea Stein
August 20, 2014
Lindsay and Tyler and family,
I want to send you my sincerest condolences on the passing of your dear mother Linda. You were so lucky to have such a wonderful, loving mother and I know you will miss her. Hopefully soon, you will remember all the great times with a smile. She was so proud of you both.
Bea Stein, Arlington, Tx
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Kathryn Brand
August 16, 2014
Linda - May Peace and Joy Light your way.. Your friendship and kindness in our H.S. years will always be remembered, Kathy
Laurel and Dick Stokke
August 16, 2014
I was saddened this week to learn of Linda's passing. We spent a lot of time together in high school and I remember very fondly some of the good times we had. She had such a sparkling personality and there was always much laughter when she was around! Your family will be in our thoughts and prayers in the coming days and weeks.
August 14, 2014
Tom, Tyler and Lindsay,
Janet and I are so sad for your loss. It's these times that always make us wonder why as the preacher said today. Faith is a strange thing but we believe Linda is so happy now that all the suffering is no longer remembered. God will look after all of you and gradually heal your loss and pain.
With deepest sympathy,
Ken and Janet
August 14, 2014
My deepest sympathy to Tom and the entire family. We were blessed to be able to care for Linda and blessed to have known Tom who showed such love for the love of his life daily as he came to Town Hall. My prayers for strength for each of you. Respectfully, Jan Miller - Town Hall Estates Nursing Facility
Christina Comer
August 14, 2014
Dear Tyler and Family. I just wanted to let you know that I heard the sad news about the passing of your mother. I wanted to extend my sympathy to all of you. Keep all the good memories close in your heart!
Joan Wells
August 14, 2014
What a great loss. I still have great memories of our time at the Chi O house at Drake.
Diane Berke
August 13, 2014
Linda was one of my best friends in high school. She was so much fun to be around and we had tons of fun doing........... well we just keep some secrets. She was one of the sweetest persons that I knew---a contagious smile and personality to match. She was a beautiful person and seemed to just love life Tom, Tyler, and Lindsay and grandchildren are in my thoughts. You just remember that all of you were the loves of her life. We all will miss her. After the tears the wonderful memories still remain
Liz Caldwell
August 13, 2014
My deepest condolences and sympathy to the Youngberg family. No words can adequately express the loss of a mother, a grandmother, a wife. My thoughts are with you in your time of grief and eventual healing.
Barbara (Hurley) Groff
August 13, 2014
Saddened by Linda's passing.
Thoughts and prayers for her family and friends.
Randy Lee
August 12, 2014
Linda and I were nor only classmates at Sycamore but we both lived on Vista Terrace.
All of us spent many hours at the Healey's during our high school days. Linda was a great friend to all of us and we will also think very kindly of her in our memories.
I truly wish the best for all her family.
Candy (Linden) Chaffee
August 12, 2014
I, too, am saddened to learn of Linda's passing and have many fond memories of times we spent in high school and in each other's neighborhoods. Like others, I had hoped to catch up at our 50th reunion. My thoughts are with her family
Robert Howey
August 12, 2014
having spent my formative years in Linda's basement with Randy, Keith, and Joe, I will truly miss her. I even met Tom before she did while I was visiting Drake. Best wishes Tom and family
Rebecca Frank- Cohen
August 12, 2014
My condolences to Linda's family and friends. As a Sycamore High School classmate of Linda's, I will always remember her as a gentle, loving soul. We had our share of talks and fun, but what I will remember the most is her personality: kind, caring and just a really nice person. I know she will be missed. This year we celebrate our 50th high school reunion and we will remember her with love.
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