Daughter of Jo Lane Hardin and the late Odis E. Hardin Jr. of Mount Pleasant, Texas.
Linda worked for 37 years in the public school system, as a teacher of first and third grades, but was a librarian for most of her career. For the last 25 years she worked in Longview ISD at Ware Elementary. She was very active in her church, Mobberly Baptist, working in the library, the nursery and the prayer ministry.
Some of the things she enjoyed most were reading in her sunroom, daisies, putting together puzzles, tickling her granddaughter, shopping with her daughter, arguing with her husband over his garage sale habits, her annual beach vacation with her "toes in the sand" friend Mary Curry and rainy days in her sunroom. Linda was a lover of technology, but not a lover of all the electronic gadgets her husband brought into the house.
Published in Longview News-Journal on March 31, 2013
Linda worked for 37 years in the public school system, as a teacher of first and third grades, but was a librarian for most of her career. For the last 25 years she worked in Longview ISD at Ware Elementary. She was very active in her church, Mobberly Baptist, working in the library, the nursery and the prayer ministry.
Some of the things she enjoyed most were reading in her sunroom, daisies, putting together puzzles, tickling her granddaughter, shopping with her daughter, arguing with her husband over his garage sale habits, her annual beach vacation with her "toes in the sand" friend Mary Curry and rainy days in her sunroom. Linda was a lover of technology, but not a lover of all the electronic gadgets her husband brought into the house.
Published in Longview News-Journal on March 31, 2013
Daughter of Jo Lane Hardin and the late Odis E. Hardin Jr. of Mount Pleasant, Texas.
Linda worked for 37 years in the public school system, as a teacher of first and third grades, but was a librarian for most of her career. For the last 25 years she worked in Longview ISD at Ware Elementary. She was very active in her church, Mobberly Baptist, working in the library, the nursery and the prayer ministry.
Some of the things she enjoyed most were reading in her sunroom, daisies, putting together puzzles, tickling her granddaughter, shopping with her daughter, arguing with her husband over his garage sale habits, her annual beach vacation with her "toes in the sand" friend Mary Curry and rainy days in her sunroom. Linda was a lover of technology, but not a lover of all the electronic gadgets her husband brought into the house.
Published in Longview News-Journal on March 31, 2013
Linda worked for 37 years in the public school system, as a teacher of first and third grades, but was a librarian for most of her career. For the last 25 years she worked in Longview ISD at Ware Elementary. She was very active in her church, Mobberly Baptist, working in the library, the nursery and the prayer ministry.
Some of the things she enjoyed most were reading in her sunroom, daisies, putting together puzzles, tickling her granddaughter, shopping with her daughter, arguing with her husband over his garage sale habits, her annual beach vacation with her "toes in the sand" friend Mary Curry and rainy days in her sunroom. Linda was a lover of technology, but not a lover of all the electronic gadgets her husband brought into the house.
Published in Longview News-Journal on March 31, 2013
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