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Linda Tait Obituary
Linda Ellen Tait, 55, died Saturday, January 18 in Fort Thomas, KY after a brief illness.
Born March 7, 1964 in Tallahassee, Linda was a graduate of Florida High School. She received a BA from Florida State University and later earned a nursing degree from TCC.
Linda is survived by her husband, Robert Running of Fort Thomas, KY; her mother, Marilyn P. Tait, of Tallahassee; her brother, David Tait; and her sister, Lisa Tait. Linda was predeceased by her father, Stanley L. Tait; and brother, Lawrence S. Tait.
A celebration of life will be held at 4628 Sparrowhawk Ct. in Tallahassee, Friday, January 24 at 4:00 pm.
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Lisa Zacharia
January 15, 2023
Linda, I think about you every single day even though it's been 3 years. I wish very much we could talk about every single thing like in the old days. I sure miss you and Lisa. Love, Lisa Z
Gail Schaper
January 23, 2020
So sorry to hear this ! May she Rest In Peace
Lisa Zacharia
January 23, 2020
I feel so much sorrow to have lost Linda so young. She was so loved by her family, husband and friends.
I have known Linda since about 1990. Believe it or not, we met at Bullwinkle's saloon in Tallahassee. Over the years, we had more fun together than I can ever describe. I feel privileged to have been included in her family holidays and special times. The Taits are truly a special and delightful bunch.
Love and solidarity forever with the Tait, Vincent and Running families,
Lisa Zacharia and family
Rick Dye
January 21, 2020
Many of my earliest memories are of growing up with "the gang" on Raa Ave / Great Oak Drive. Linda is a major player in those memories. From school to hanging out in "Nancy's Woods" or the Rec Room the gang was always together. I have always been sad that we all drifted apart as I guess you do when you grow up and move into the world but was very happy to find Linda years later on Facebook and see how she and Marian had stayed in touch. I was (no still am) shocked to hear of your untimely death. I was so happy when I read that you got married and moved to Kentucky. I pray that you found happiness and peace. I will always love you and the times that we shared so long ago.
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