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Kentucky. She departed this life peacefully on Wednesday, October
2, 2024. She was the daughter of Bernett W. Moore and the late
Russell Webster, Sr.
Linda had a sweet personality and was a kind-hearted and
loving person. She confessed her faith in Christ at the age of ten.
Although she was unable to attend church because of health issues,
Linda enjoyed Live Streaming services every Sunday morning. Her
favorite song was "God Is." She never wanted to hurt anyone and
she kept her illness hidden to spare her loved one's pain. Linda was
an excellent mother to her sons, a loving daughter and wonderful
niece. Simply put, she was the best.
Survivors besides her mother include her two sons, Jalen
Webster-Byrd and Camari Perdue; two brothers, Thomas (Lanina
Gill) Moore of Lexington and Russell (Kendra) Webster, Jr. of
Atlanta, GA; three sisters, Tiffany Adams of Miami, FL, Tia
(Javon) Webster Wilson and Tammy Adams; two aunts, Alice
(Elder Bobby) Webster Ward of Lexington and Pauline Lewis of
Louisville, KY; an uncle, Ronald Young of Texas; and a host of
nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.
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Deirdre Beatty
October 10, 2024
It was a pleasure to cross paths with Linda she had one of the sweetest personalities, a smile that was contagious she was smart and if you saw her you saw Tracy . She will truly be missed. Deirdre Beatty
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