Linda E. Gangi

Linda was a dear woman, touching the heart of each person she encountered. One of those hearts belonged to my mom, Alice Dam. Mom and Linda quickly became close friends, while living on Andover Rd in Jackson, NJ. Even when Alice moved to Irving, TX, in 1974, they remained close, exchanging holiday cards and many letters. When I took Mom to visit Linda in 2016, it was as though time between them had not passed. They remained in contact, until Mom´s passing in 2022. Thank you, Linda, for being a dear friend to Mom. God bless you for your friendship and your faith. May the arms of Jesus joyfully embrace you, as you enter into his heavenly kingdom.

I will miss you little sister. Life makes us make decisions whether we want to or not. Save a place in heaven where we can party again.

In loving memory of our cherished aunt, whose legacy is a testament to a life lived with love, laughter and boundless generosity. I will keep cousin Michael and Joseph as well as their loved ones in our prayers.

Love

Ron and Kathy Coleman
Michelle Coleman-Peros and Matthew Peros

I am deeply saddened by Linda´s passing. I´m her neighbor in Cedar Glen Lakes. She was a delightful, very faithful person. After so many hospitalizations and setbacks over the last two to three years, I know she is at peace finally.
She, her caregiver Dee, and longtime friend Sally wheeled her to my home Christmas night for a little holiday party. She was engaged, and engaging, enjoyed snacks and two (two!) glasses of wine and stay for several hours. I´m shocked she failed so quickly. May she enjoy the fruits of her faith and rest in peace.
Patty Bentley