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Linda J. Trautwein
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Devoted wife of the late Bill Trautwein; loving mother of Scott (Tammy) Bennett and Sue (Daniel) Kiphart; beloved grandmother of Ashley Reid, Drew (Kelly) Kiphart, and Brittany (Brock) Wilson; dear great grandmother of Lexi Sutton, Jaxon and Kylie Reid, Lucas Phelps, Reece and Ella Kiphart, Rikayla Wilson; cherished daughter of the late Rupert and Minnie Leslie; admired sister of Pat (the late Lorne) Welker, Shirley (the late Al) Peyton, Jack (the late Geneva) Leslie, Ronald (Judy) Leslie, and Judy (the late Bob) Johnson; aunt, cousin, and friend to many.
Linda was very devoted to her faith. She enjoyed reading the Bible and Agatha Christie books in her free time. She was very proud of her family and the memories made. She will be deeply missed.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Dementia Society or the Alzheimer's Association.
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