Wednesday, July 8, 2015
Dear Uncle Dan, Cory,Lisa & girls, and Candie, Brian and kids, Auntie Linda was an integral part of my entire life. From taking me for holidays, learning to eat a "Swanson tv dinner" ,the road trips, to visiting me and babysitting my own children when I lived in Yorkton. We had several road trips together( she drove faster than Grandma), we shared many laughs...but most of all, she was the most staunch supporter of me, my life and my family's endeavours. She showed all of us what silent suffering meant. She chose the positive route in every encounter she had with the medical system, every single time. She showed all of us what courage was, what family meant, and that we can love people from a distance just as much as if you are in the same community. She cared about everyone. She was bright, intelligent and witty. She always looked for the happy medium when it came to settling disputes....and on and on. Auntie Linda was simply the best. The Best listener, the best at research for her sisters, and she had the best memory! That woman could remember everything. Perhaps that was why she was so invaluable in all the jobs she did over the years. I hope you take some of these memories with you. She was so proud of you all. Her grandchildren tickled her fancy, and she was always so proud of anything they did. I hope you keep her tucked away safe inside your hearts.....and I hope you know what a wonderful person she truly was. Thankyou Auntie Linda for everything you did for my mom, all those Rider games, phone calls, and support when she needed it the most. Thinking so much of all of you. I will miss her dearly. Love to you all, Wendy
