Molly Linch

May your heart find comfort knowing that your love one is at home with the Lord
Love Gwendolyn E.March Jones
& Family

Molly, You were always my favorite (only) sister. You were the prettiest, smartest, most talented sister - the only one I had. Even though we had not seen each other much, you will know that I have always loved you. I will meet you in Heaven and we will see mom together.

May God keep
Blessing you all.

I can't begin to find words to explain the kind of woman my grandma was. Reading the obituary and playing memories over and over in my head and I think it was well put; She accentuated the positive.
Since I was a child, we gathered for holidays or her birthday throughout the year. People would travel to get the family together and she deserves credit for who my Linch family is. Because of her, we were still excited to be around each other and reminiscing every generational story. Some stories we heard countless times and it was still funny every time. She made each one of us feel loved more than the next person in line to hug grandma. She loved all of us deeply for 96 beautiful years. Her passing stings pretty hard but I know my dad Brian is with her in heaven now and that brings joy to my heart in this hard time. I am forever blessed to be a Linch and there is no doubt we will keep Grandma's memories alive in gatherings to come.... love Jacki aka little Brian.

Dear Linch family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you at the loss of your beloved Molly. I heard many stories about her and all of them attested to her love of family and her beautiful spirit.
May God comfort you and may God make the sun shine on her and hold her in the palm of His hand.
God bless,
georgi

Best mother-in-law anyone could hope for. I met Molly in their home in Wintersville, Ohio. Her son David and I were 15. She wondered who Johnny was? Who her son was visiting? It was me. Ha! I loved her wit, her temperment always calm, and her Style!!! She was a very talented seamstress. She made my wedding dress from a picture in a magazine, amazing. So grateful to have had so many years enjoying, her. She will be missed.

First gen grand kids with gramma Molly. No idea where this is... thoughts? Guessing Lake.. RIP gramma, love Casey