Linda Osborne, 77, of Bowling Green entered into rest Thursday March 19, 2020 at Hospice of Southern Kentucky. She was born to the late Joseph Merle (J.M.) and Thelma L. Chick in Barren County on November 11, 1942.
She was also preceded in death by her daughter Robin Ree Osborne, as well as her brother Joe D. Chick, half-brother Herman Pete “Babe” McGann, her very dear friend Martha Watt and her beloved canine companion, Beau. Besides being a loving mother, Grandmother and Aunt, Linda worked at Holley Carburetor, University Plaza Hotel and eventually was a caregiver to others in her later years, she was a Baptist and friend to all. She loved her sons, daughter-in-laws, and most of all she cherished her grandchildren. She enjoyed attending their events throughout the years and watching high school sports and musicals, WKU ballgames with her neighbors (especially the cheerleaders) and was an avid BG Hot Rods fan, keeping up with them even when she could not make the games.
Survivors include her two sons: Rickey Joseph Osborne (Kani) of Bowling Green, Michael Todd Osborne (Kelly) of Nashville, TN and her four grandchildren Ryan Osborne of Melbourne, FL, Rachel Osborne, Jacob Osborne and Loren Osborne all of Bowling Green, half-sister Phyllis Siddens, her nieces Tracey Schmidt, Leigh Hopper and nephew Bobby Siddens, many grand-nieces and nephews along with her special lifelong friend Ron Handka of Phoenix, AZ. Cremation was chosen
She was also preceded in death by her daughter Robin Ree Osborne, as well as her brother Joe D. Chick, half-brother Herman Pete “Babe” McGann, her very dear friend Martha Watt and her beloved canine companion, Beau. Besides being a loving mother, Grandmother and Aunt, Linda worked at Holley Carburetor, University Plaza Hotel and eventually was a caregiver to others in her later years, she was a Baptist and friend to all. She loved her sons, daughter-in-laws, and most of all she cherished her grandchildren. She enjoyed attending their events throughout the years and watching high school sports and musicals, WKU ballgames with her neighbors (especially the cheerleaders) and was an avid BG Hot Rods fan, keeping up with them even when she could not make the games.
Survivors include her two sons: Rickey Joseph Osborne (Kani) of Bowling Green, Michael Todd Osborne (Kelly) of Nashville, TN and her four grandchildren Ryan Osborne of Melbourne, FL, Rachel Osborne, Jacob Osborne and Loren Osborne all of Bowling Green, half-sister Phyllis Siddens, her nieces Tracey Schmidt, Leigh Hopper and nephew Bobby Siddens, many grand-nieces and nephews along with her special lifelong friend Ron Handka of Phoenix, AZ. Cremation was chosen
Linda Osborne, 77, of Bowling Green entered into rest Thursday March 19, 2020 at Hospice of Southern Kentucky. She was born to the late Joseph Merle (J.M.) and Thelma L. Chick in Barren County on November 11, 1942.
She was also preceded in death by her daughter Robin Ree Osborne, as well as her brother Joe D. Chick, half-brother Herman Pete “Babe” McGann, her very dear friend Martha Watt and her beloved canine companion, Beau. Besides being a loving mother, Grandmother and Aunt, Linda worked at Holley Carburetor, University Plaza Hotel and eventually was a caregiver to others in her later years, she was a Baptist and friend to all. She loved her sons, daughter-in-laws, and most of all she cherished her grandchildren. She enjoyed attending their events throughout the years and watching high school sports and musicals, WKU ballgames with her neighbors (especially the cheerleaders) and was an avid BG Hot Rods fan, keeping up with them even when she could not make the games.
Survivors include her two sons: Rickey Joseph Osborne (Kani) of Bowling Green, Michael Todd Osborne (Kelly) of Nashville, TN and her four grandchildren Ryan Osborne of Melbourne, FL, Rachel Osborne, Jacob Osborne and Loren Osborne all of Bowling Green, half-sister Phyllis Siddens, her nieces Tracey Schmidt, Leigh Hopper and nephew Bobby Siddens, many grand-nieces and nephews along with her special lifelong friend Ron Handka of Phoenix, AZ. Cremation was chosen
She was also preceded in death by her daughter Robin Ree Osborne, as well as her brother Joe D. Chick, half-brother Herman Pete “Babe” McGann, her very dear friend Martha Watt and her beloved canine companion, Beau. Besides being a loving mother, Grandmother and Aunt, Linda worked at Holley Carburetor, University Plaza Hotel and eventually was a caregiver to others in her later years, she was a Baptist and friend to all. She loved her sons, daughter-in-laws, and most of all she cherished her grandchildren. She enjoyed attending their events throughout the years and watching high school sports and musicals, WKU ballgames with her neighbors (especially the cheerleaders) and was an avid BG Hot Rods fan, keeping up with them even when she could not make the games.
Survivors include her two sons: Rickey Joseph Osborne (Kani) of Bowling Green, Michael Todd Osborne (Kelly) of Nashville, TN and her four grandchildren Ryan Osborne of Melbourne, FL, Rachel Osborne, Jacob Osborne and Loren Osborne all of Bowling Green, half-sister Phyllis Siddens, her nieces Tracey Schmidt, Leigh Hopper and nephew Bobby Siddens, many grand-nieces and nephews along with her special lifelong friend Ron Handka of Phoenix, AZ. Cremation was chosen
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