Linda Panza Obituary
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Proud daughter-in-law of Edward and Teresa (Dolly) Panza also of Sharpsburg and sister-in-law, Judy Brandabur of Centerville Ohio.
She was proceeded in death by her younger sister, Cheryl and parents, Francis (Piney) and Margaret (Dzuibch) Urso both of Sharpsburg.
She was the owner of Davidlin Floral shop also in Sharpsburg for eight years after a career as medical assistant for Dr. Thomas Carmen of Wexford. She was member of American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Post 106 Sharpsburg and an avid dog lover and enjoyed holiday celebrations with family.
In lieu no flowers please make donations to Animal Friends or charity of your choice.
Mass will be held Thursday, May 22, 2025 10:30am at Madonna of Jerusalem Church 220 9th Street, Sharpsburg, PA 15215
Professional services entrusted to Thomas M. Smith Funeral Home & Crematory Ltd; 930 Center Avenue Blawnox, PA, 15238; www.thomasmsmithfuneralhome.com
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Pat & Suzanne Costigan
May 7, 2025
Ed & Bob
Please accept our deepest condolences and know we share your grief in Linda´s passing. May God keep her in the palm of His hand now and forever.
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Terry Mausser
May 7, 2025
Dear Eddie I am so sorry to hear of Linda´s passing. She is in the arms of our Lord and no longer in pain. Be assured of our deepest sympathies and prayers for her and your families.
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