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Linda Sue “Grandma Jimmy” <I>Brigham</I> Rood

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Linda Sue “Grandma Jimmy” Brigham Rood

Birth
Bowling Green, Wood County, Ohio, USA
Death
8 Jan 2017 (aged 77)
Bowling Green, Wood County, Ohio, USA
Burial
Bowling Green, Wood County, Ohio, USA Add to Map
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Linda Sue (Brigham) Rood has passed away peacefully and pain free with her family by her side. Linda was born in Bowling Green, OH to the later Robert and Jan (Patterson) Brigham. She married James Rood on April 25, 1959.
Surviving are her loving husband, Jim, children; Scott and Mike (Cherie) Rood, three grandchildren; Ashley (Tony) Lake, Alex and Nick Rood, two great-grandchildren; Avery and Jackson, one sister; Marilyn (late Tom) Glenn, one niece, one nephew, three great nieces and two great nephews.
Linda was a1957 graduate of Bowling Green High School and attended BGSU. She worked in the family business for many years, Brigham’s Flower and Greenhouse. She was also a manager for Sarah Coventry Jewelry, winning many awards for high sales. Linda also helped at the French knot and owned Collegiate Connection (Jeans n Things) from 1980-2011.
Linda was a den mother for Boy Scout Troup #422, she was a past member of Beta Sigma Phi, King’s Daughters and University Spirit. She was a long time member of Bowling Green Country Club and BGCC Golferettes where she served multiple times as president and social chairman, coordinating many fashion shows and other events. She also loved bowling in the Housewives League.
Linda was a snowbird and enjoyed trading Ohio winters for Fort Myers Beach, Florida Sunshine. There, she was a member of the Red Hat Society (Coquinas).
Along with Bowling and golf, Linda enjoyed needlework and scrapbooking. She loved traveling and seeing the country with her husband (Alaska, Maine, Upper Peninsula and Hawaii). Her favorite sights were lighthouses and beaches.
Outside of scenery, she loved her family very much. Linda was a generous, kind, loving and sweet. Anyone who knew her was likely to love her. She was strong, especially the last few years of her life. She will be greatly missed by so many and always remembered.

Those wishing to leave an expression of sympathy are asked to consider St. Jude Children’s Hospital.
Linda Sue (Brigham) Rood has passed away peacefully and pain free with her family by her side. Linda was born in Bowling Green, OH to the later Robert and Jan (Patterson) Brigham. She married James Rood on April 25, 1959.
Surviving are her loving husband, Jim, children; Scott and Mike (Cherie) Rood, three grandchildren; Ashley (Tony) Lake, Alex and Nick Rood, two great-grandchildren; Avery and Jackson, one sister; Marilyn (late Tom) Glenn, one niece, one nephew, three great nieces and two great nephews.
Linda was a1957 graduate of Bowling Green High School and attended BGSU. She worked in the family business for many years, Brigham’s Flower and Greenhouse. She was also a manager for Sarah Coventry Jewelry, winning many awards for high sales. Linda also helped at the French knot and owned Collegiate Connection (Jeans n Things) from 1980-2011.
Linda was a den mother for Boy Scout Troup #422, she was a past member of Beta Sigma Phi, King’s Daughters and University Spirit. She was a long time member of Bowling Green Country Club and BGCC Golferettes where she served multiple times as president and social chairman, coordinating many fashion shows and other events. She also loved bowling in the Housewives League.
Linda was a snowbird and enjoyed trading Ohio winters for Fort Myers Beach, Florida Sunshine. There, she was a member of the Red Hat Society (Coquinas).
Along with Bowling and golf, Linda enjoyed needlework and scrapbooking. She loved traveling and seeing the country with her husband (Alaska, Maine, Upper Peninsula and Hawaii). Her favorite sights were lighthouses and beaches.
Outside of scenery, she loved her family very much. Linda was a generous, kind, loving and sweet. Anyone who knew her was likely to love her. She was strong, especially the last few years of her life. She will be greatly missed by so many and always remembered.

Those wishing to leave an expression of sympathy are asked to consider St. Jude Children’s Hospital.


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