Linda Gay Nichols (Williams) is one of six children born to Dorothy Williams (Keener) and Colonel Burl Williams (Retired US Air Force 1972). She was born in Oakland, California in 1944 but she did not meet her father until he returned home from the war, almost a year later.
As an adult, she lived in Fairfax, Virginia. She worked as a secretary for the Federal Government in Washington. She was a talented seamstress and was laid to rest in one of her own designs, a lovely pink dress.
Linda died at the age of 25 and was survived by her parents, siblings, son William James Dean and her husband Kenneth Nichols.
All of Linda's siblings, Turney, Burl, Jeannette, Cheryl and Melissa, are still alive and remain very close.
Linda's mother and father passed away in 2007 and 2001 respectively. They are resting together at Black Hills National Cemetery in Sturgis, South Dakota. Both were from Oklahoma.
As an adult, she lived in Fairfax, Virginia. She worked as a secretary for the Federal Government in Washington. She was a talented seamstress and was laid to rest in one of her own designs, a lovely pink dress.
Linda died at the age of 25 and was survived by her parents, siblings, son William James Dean and her husband Kenneth Nichols.
All of Linda's siblings, Turney, Burl, Jeannette, Cheryl and Melissa, are still alive and remain very close.
Linda's mother and father passed away in 2007 and 2001 respectively. They are resting together at Black Hills National Cemetery in Sturgis, South Dakota. Both were from Oklahoma.
Linda Gay Nichols (Williams) is one of six children born to Dorothy Williams (Keener) and Colonel Burl Williams (Retired US Air Force 1972). She was born in Oakland, California in 1944 but she did not meet her father until he returned home from the war, almost a year later.
As an adult, she lived in Fairfax, Virginia. She worked as a secretary for the Federal Government in Washington. She was a talented seamstress and was laid to rest in one of her own designs, a lovely pink dress.
Linda died at the age of 25 and was survived by her parents, siblings, son William James Dean and her husband Kenneth Nichols.
All of Linda's siblings, Turney, Burl, Jeannette, Cheryl and Melissa, are still alive and remain very close.
Linda's mother and father passed away in 2007 and 2001 respectively. They are resting together at Black Hills National Cemetery in Sturgis, South Dakota. Both were from Oklahoma.
As an adult, she lived in Fairfax, Virginia. She worked as a secretary for the Federal Government in Washington. She was a talented seamstress and was laid to rest in one of her own designs, a lovely pink dress.
Linda died at the age of 25 and was survived by her parents, siblings, son William James Dean and her husband Kenneth Nichols.
All of Linda's siblings, Turney, Burl, Jeannette, Cheryl and Melissa, are still alive and remain very close.
Linda's mother and father passed away in 2007 and 2001 respectively. They are resting together at Black Hills National Cemetery in Sturgis, South Dakota. Both were from Oklahoma.
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Linda G. Nichols
January 28, 1944
September 3, 1969
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