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denis curran
January 26, 2025
Enjoyed lots of banter down the years with the ever cheerful Linda. May she rest in peace
Ed and Tish McCulloch
January 25, 2025
This is a huge loss to all that knew her and new friends that haven't met her yet. She was such a ray of sunshine without a mean bone in her body. She was always cheerful and genuinely interested in your family. She always remembered their names and showed support in her loving way. We have moved from the area a few years ago but still the loss is deep. May God hold the family in his loving heart and help them through this.
Tish and Ed McCulloch xo
Cindy & Bob Bailey
January 23, 2025
Our hearts ache for this unexpected loss. Linda witnessed me raising my family at Innis Arden. She was always welcoming, with her beautiful smile and beyond kind, helpful and cooperative! Linda was a real treasure for IA and all the members! We left CT years ago, but whenever we visited IA, seeing Linda was a must! Our sincere sympathy to her family, both at home and at Innis. Rest in peace sweet Linda. You will be greatly missed!!
Cindy & Bob Bailey
Ed & Cappy Gentile
January 19, 2025
Don and family, we send our deepest condolences to you all. I would often see Linda at Innes Arden, always greeting everyone with a smile. The memories you share will last forever. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. RIP Linda. With our deepest sympathy, Ed and Cappy Gentile
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Maria Gentile
January 19, 2025
In loving memory of a wonderful person who I went to Stamford High with. Always had a smile on her face. So young and sad. Rip Linda
Gwen and Ken Asher
January 17, 2025
Linda´s smile and laughter lit up Innis Arden. I saw her almost every weekday morning as she was heading across the parking lot to work and I was heading to tennis or golf. What a great way to start the day! While her office was upstairs, she would come to the main level to see members and check out the activity. She will be missed deeply by all of her Innis Arden family
Gwen and Ken Asher
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