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To her immediate family she was Suzy, to her friends she was Linda. She had a contagious smile and giggle from the day she was born. All she needed to do was smile to light up a room. She was our beautiful Easter Lily, our precious flower. Now she has Butterfly wings and she is free. Her life was fulfilled when she became a mother. She leaves behind her precious son, Domingo Leon; parents, Isaias & Soledad Arteaga; sister, Esmeralda Arteaga; brother, Isaias Arteaga; the love of her life, Jesus Leon; grandparents, godparents, aunts, cousins, uncles, and numerous friends and acquaintances who knew her. There are no words to express the empty space she leaves behind.
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Meches
October 2, 2024
Linda would definitely have my back in high school. I loved that we both liked fighting, as bad as it sounds it´s what got us together. After school we helped each other out a bit but man I´m so sorry it´s been so long. I´m going to cherish your memory by not being so distant from everyone ever again. Life may be busy but never for our people
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Dominique Evans
July 16, 2024
Linda I'm so sorry I love you so much
Fairfield Funeral Home
June 5, 2024
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
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