Linda was born July 16, 1940 in Denver, Colorado to parents Morri Wendell Cramer and Eleanor Florence Bosco.
Linda was raised in the Denver Wash park area were she attended Steele Elementary School, Byers Jr. High, South High School. Linda married Ed Potter on January 27, 1961 in Denver, Colorado. She had numerous jobs throughout her life, one was at Hodgkins Jr. high school where she was a teacher's aide for 5 years; University of Colorado where was did student payroll for 23 years. She was also a Caregiver to her Father Dell, Mother Eleanor, Stepmother Wilma. Linda was a proud card-carrying Republican Conservative American. Linda moved to Westminster 7981 Xavier St. where she resided for 59 years. One of Linda's many accomplishments with no formal education was where she was put in charge of teaching the new Vietnamese refugees to read, write and speak English. She then took great pride in making sure every student at CU was paid on time and in full.
Linda's hobbies and interests included bowling, cards, knitting and reading with her book club. Mom had a loving and caring disposition. She never wanted anyone to be mad at her. She loved everyone and had the most forgiving heart. She always gave words of encouragement and support when needed to anyone who needed it.
Linda is preceded in death by her beloved husband Ed Potter, brother John Cramer and sister Kathy Cramer.
Linda was raised in the Denver Wash park area were she attended Steele Elementary School, Byers Jr. High, South High School. Linda married Ed Potter on January 27, 1961 in Denver, Colorado. She had numerous jobs throughout her life, one was at Hodgkins Jr. high school where she was a teacher's aide for 5 years; University of Colorado where was did student payroll for 23 years. She was also a Caregiver to her Father Dell, Mother Eleanor, Stepmother Wilma. Linda was a proud card-carrying Republican Conservative American. Linda moved to Westminster 7981 Xavier St. where she resided for 59 years. One of Linda's many accomplishments with no formal education was where she was put in charge of teaching the new Vietnamese refugees to read, write and speak English. She then took great pride in making sure every student at CU was paid on time and in full.
Linda's hobbies and interests included bowling, cards, knitting and reading with her book club. Mom had a loving and caring disposition. She never wanted anyone to be mad at her. She loved everyone and had the most forgiving heart. She always gave words of encouragement and support when needed to anyone who needed it.
Linda is preceded in death by her beloved husband Ed Potter, brother John Cramer and sister Kathy Cramer.
Linda was born July 16, 1940 in Denver, Colorado to parents Morri Wendell Cramer and Eleanor Florence Bosco.
Linda was raised in the Denver Wash park area were she attended Steele Elementary School, Byers Jr. High, South High School. Linda married Ed Potter on January 27, 1961 in Denver, Colorado. She had numerous jobs throughout her life, one was at Hodgkins Jr. high school where she was a teacher's aide for 5 years; University of Colorado where was did student payroll for 23 years. She was also a Caregiver to her Father Dell, Mother Eleanor, Stepmother Wilma. Linda was a proud card-carrying Republican Conservative American. Linda moved to Westminster 7981 Xavier St. where she resided for 59 years. One of Linda's many accomplishments with no formal education was where she was put in charge of teaching the new Vietnamese refugees to read, write and speak English. She then took great pride in making sure every student at CU was paid on time and in full.
Linda's hobbies and interests included bowling, cards, knitting and reading with her book club. Mom had a loving and caring disposition. She never wanted anyone to be mad at her. She loved everyone and had the most forgiving heart. She always gave words of encouragement and support when needed to anyone who needed it.
Linda is preceded in death by her beloved husband Ed Potter, brother John Cramer and sister Kathy Cramer.
Linda was raised in the Denver Wash park area were she attended Steele Elementary School, Byers Jr. High, South High School. Linda married Ed Potter on January 27, 1961 in Denver, Colorado. She had numerous jobs throughout her life, one was at Hodgkins Jr. high school where she was a teacher's aide for 5 years; University of Colorado where was did student payroll for 23 years. She was also a Caregiver to her Father Dell, Mother Eleanor, Stepmother Wilma. Linda was a proud card-carrying Republican Conservative American. Linda moved to Westminster 7981 Xavier St. where she resided for 59 years. One of Linda's many accomplishments with no formal education was where she was put in charge of teaching the new Vietnamese refugees to read, write and speak English. She then took great pride in making sure every student at CU was paid on time and in full.
Linda's hobbies and interests included bowling, cards, knitting and reading with her book club. Mom had a loving and caring disposition. She never wanted anyone to be mad at her. She loved everyone and had the most forgiving heart. She always gave words of encouragement and support when needed to anyone who needed it.
Linda is preceded in death by her beloved husband Ed Potter, brother John Cramer and sister Kathy Cramer.
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