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She worked in the Central Regional Middle School Cafeteria with dear friends as well as the Ocean Gate Police Department as their school crossing guard for over 15 years. She loved spending time with her family and friends and showing off her "grands" and "greats." She loved playing cards, gambling, cruising, dolphins, camping, and watching the Miami Dolphins.
She was predeceased by her loving parents Robert and Dorothy Fisher. She is survived by her loving children, son in law and daughter James and Angie Yacono, her daughter Kelly Gitto and her son Charles Prandini III.
As she called them her adoring "grands" Alyssa Richards, Laci Yacono, Daniel and Allison Yacono
Her adoring "greats" Vincent Grant and Ava Killian.
Linda is survived by all of her brothers and sisters that she loved so very much, Robert and Donna Fisher, Richard Fisher, Gary and Terry Everett, Nancy Nylen, Ken and Mickie Kaltenbacher, Doug and Amy Fisher as well as many loving nieces and nephews, cousins and great niece and nephews and dear friends.
Linda will truly be missed by all who knew her and will never be forgotten.
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