Linda Marie Pace

WOW! What a woman Linda was. I never got to formerly meet her but saw her influence in alot of areas I was in. As a mechanical contractor I bid some factory exhaust work at the PACE Picante Sauce plant. I didn´t get the work because of their project mgr but I saw her and Kit involved in the day to day operations even though they didn´t need to. Also my art historian mother-in-law Dr Patricia Burnham always visited ArtsSpace when she came to visit us. Additionally, our boys ski and when we went to Aspen, CO we always saw her influence in that area. So my belated RIP Linda, you were some gal.

Linda Pace was a vibrant, catalytic force in the art world and I was privileged to work with her on the first selectioni committee for the residencies at Art Pace. It has been a joy to see how her vision has grown and flourished.
Condolences to her family and friends,
Lowery Stokes Sims, adjunct curator, former President and Director, The Studio Museum in Harlem

My most heart felt sympathy to all the members of your family.
I remember some neat times with you and your children Marti and Chris.
My son,Reuben and daughter, Jennifer were early childhood friends.

Linda brought so many gifts to our lives. She will remain in our hearts forever.
My heartfelt condolences to her family.

With love,

Leslie Lytle

Thank you Linda for your wonderful spirit and support of the arts. Your dedicated and creative vision will continue to inspire and enrich all of our lives far into the future. May God bless and keep you always.

Dr Pace my condolence to you and your family. A recent patient of yours from the Baptist Medical Center.

Marnie: I am so sorry to learn of your mother's death. God bless you and your family. It's been a very long time since I've seen you. I was your fifth grade teacher at Cambridge. May God be with you during this time of sorrow.

I certainly enjoyed the short time I knew her at our North Central location of the San Antonio Orthopaedic Group. Her smile and personality was terrific!

The San Antonio Art League and Museum was proud to have honored Linda as Art Patron of the Year in 2004.