Linda Kline passed away peacefully at home Feb. 5, after a long battle with cancer.
In March 1949, Linda made her entrance into the world at Las Campanas Hospital near Los Angeles, to Gordon and Alice Kline. She was greeted at home by big brother, Brad, and big sister, JoAnn. When she was five months old, the family made their way to Rochester, where she attended school, was on school patrol, was a candy striper and more.
After graduating from Mayo High School and attending some college, she got married and moved to Stewartville. Though the doctors told her it would be a miracle if she got pregnant due to endometriosis; she proved them wrong.
Linda is preceded in death by her parents, Gordon and Alice; her brother, Bradley; and sister, JoAnn; a grandson, Christopher; and two granddaughters, Mikenda and Jennalice.
Surviving relatives include her children, Ann of Stewartville, Christopher of Rochester, Michael of Rochester, Jennifer of Stewartville and Laura of Rochester; along with numerous grandchildren, all of who were the lights of her life.
We all love you and you will always and forever be our sunshine.
Contributor: jennjanvy (48761529) •
In March 1949, Linda made her entrance into the world at Las Campanas Hospital near Los Angeles, to Gordon and Alice Kline. She was greeted at home by big brother, Brad, and big sister, JoAnn. When she was five months old, the family made their way to Rochester, where she attended school, was on school patrol, was a candy striper and more.
After graduating from Mayo High School and attending some college, she got married and moved to Stewartville. Though the doctors told her it would be a miracle if she got pregnant due to endometriosis; she proved them wrong.
Linda is preceded in death by her parents, Gordon and Alice; her brother, Bradley; and sister, JoAnn; a grandson, Christopher; and two granddaughters, Mikenda and Jennalice.
Surviving relatives include her children, Ann of Stewartville, Christopher of Rochester, Michael of Rochester, Jennifer of Stewartville and Laura of Rochester; along with numerous grandchildren, all of who were the lights of her life.
We all love you and you will always and forever be our sunshine.
Contributor: jennjanvy (48761529) •
Linda Kline passed away peacefully at home Feb. 5, after a long battle with cancer.
In March 1949, Linda made her entrance into the world at Las Campanas Hospital near Los Angeles, to Gordon and Alice Kline. She was greeted at home by big brother, Brad, and big sister, JoAnn. When she was five months old, the family made their way to Rochester, where she attended school, was on school patrol, was a candy striper and more.
After graduating from Mayo High School and attending some college, she got married and moved to Stewartville. Though the doctors told her it would be a miracle if she got pregnant due to endometriosis; she proved them wrong.
Linda is preceded in death by her parents, Gordon and Alice; her brother, Bradley; and sister, JoAnn; a grandson, Christopher; and two granddaughters, Mikenda and Jennalice.
Surviving relatives include her children, Ann of Stewartville, Christopher of Rochester, Michael of Rochester, Jennifer of Stewartville and Laura of Rochester; along with numerous grandchildren, all of who were the lights of her life.
We all love you and you will always and forever be our sunshine.
Contributor: jennjanvy (48761529) •
In March 1949, Linda made her entrance into the world at Las Campanas Hospital near Los Angeles, to Gordon and Alice Kline. She was greeted at home by big brother, Brad, and big sister, JoAnn. When she was five months old, the family made their way to Rochester, where she attended school, was on school patrol, was a candy striper and more.
After graduating from Mayo High School and attending some college, she got married and moved to Stewartville. Though the doctors told her it would be a miracle if she got pregnant due to endometriosis; she proved them wrong.
Linda is preceded in death by her parents, Gordon and Alice; her brother, Bradley; and sister, JoAnn; a grandson, Christopher; and two granddaughters, Mikenda and Jennalice.
Surviving relatives include her children, Ann of Stewartville, Christopher of Rochester, Michael of Rochester, Jennifer of Stewartville and Laura of Rochester; along with numerous grandchildren, all of who were the lights of her life.
We all love you and you will always and forever be our sunshine.
Contributor: jennjanvy (48761529) •
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