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Linda Jenkins Obituary
Linda spent her life giving all of herself to loving her family with the love of God. She was an example of quiet strength that kept the whole family in motion. Amongst her extensive list of precious attributes, Linda will be especially remembered for her compassion and caring spirit. Also, for all those special days spent with each of her grandkids, her kids, and her siblings.
She was preceded to heaven just six weeks prior by her treasured husband of 54 years, Terry Jenkins.
She is survived and sorely missed by her three loving children: daughter, Michelle (Troy) Fredrickson; son, Kenneth (Betsy) Jenkins; and daughter, Sandra (Sam) Cundiff; ten grandchildren: Steven, Karola, Diana, Barak (Heather), Mykol (Azalea), Boaz, Ezekiel, Azariah, Ezra, Zadok; five great grandchildren; two brothers: Tom (Pam) Klemm and Garrett (Jeannine) Klemm; one sister, Janice (Jerry) Nagy; one sister-in-law, Jerry Ann Montgomery; as well as several nieces and nephews.
If you would like, in lieu of flowers Linda's family has asked that donations be made to Riley Children's Hospital to honor her love for children and their care for them. In paying respect, please leave your condolences, prominent attributes to describe her, and/or memories of Linda in the comments for her family to cherish.
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