Linda Reese Obituary
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Linda graduated from Fremont High School class of 1966 and went on to work for the state of Michigan for more than 30 years. She first worked at the Coldwater Regional Mental Health Center, which was then turned into the Florence Crane Correctional Facility. When Linda wasn't working, she enjoyed her time at home. She loved her crossword puzzles and her TV game shows. She had a soft spot for animals and enjoyed her cats, especially her indoor cat, "Max". Above all, Linda was dedicated to taking care of her family and children.
Survivors include her son, Larry (Lori) Reese of Indianapolis; brother, Mark Barry of Quincy; stepmother, Jan Barry; grandchild, Spencer (Shannon) Reese of Coldwater; and brother-in-law, Jack Berry.
Linda was preceded in death by her parents; son, Eric Reese; and sister, Laura Berry.
There will be a celebration of life for Linda Reese at a later date. Memorial contributions are suggested to the family or the Branch Area Humane Society. Arrangements are entrusted to the Eagle Funeral Home-George White Chapel in Quincy.
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