At the age of 66, Linda M. Young peacefully passed away on May 26, 2022 with Rick, her loving husband of 36 years by her side. She is now happily reunited with her parents Art & Norma Robeson in heaven. She is survived by her devoted husband Richard H. Young, her brother Roby Robeson (Barbara), longtime friends Pat and Randy Remming, Her two nieces Carrie Herring and Tina (Justin) Jubert and their children Collin, Lexi, Owen, Kaila, and Aiden. She is also survived by her ‘grand-dog’ Jemma and friends Pat and Julia Smith.
Linda was a ball of sunshine and laughter. She radiated positivity and happiness. She loved the life that she and Rick built. They had many adventures on motorcycles and hot rods, fun vacations and good times with family and friends. Linda loved watching wildlife and enjoying her amazing views from the comfort of home. Her gardens always flourished and were bountiful. There wasn’t anything Linda couldn’t paint, create, or repurpose for her home. She loved finding treasures, creating art and painting just like her Dad. She could always see “visions” in crafting, cooking, gardening, and treasure hunting. She left a “Linda mark” wherever she was.
Linda’s personality was contagious to everyone she met. She could bring a smile to your face, laugh along at you and with you. Her smile brightened the room, and she truly brought the life to every party. She loved spending time with her great nephews and great nieces having beanie baby wars, bonfires, picking berries, taking walks, playing darts, and always having great laughs. She was proud of her family and all of their accomplishments. Although she didn’t have children, she loved her niece’s and their children as her own.
Even up to the last full day of her life, she was sure of herself and where life was bringing her. She is up with all her angels (human and canine) decorating for her next adventure, preparing for us. She will definitely know where ‘the free spot’ is in Heaven and will be creating special works of art for us all. She will be sitting in her chair waiting until we call.
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My deepest sympathies to Rick and Linda’s family and friends. She was a glorious person who always made me smile. She had a love for life. We all used to go out on the lake at night on our party boat and play cards or games. We met on a fluke. Rick I always think of you guy often. So sad to get the news yesterday.
Sue Duerr
Sending sympathies to Rick and family.
From Ted and Kathy Sikorski
Such a loss!! That smile & always happy with only nice things to say about people. Rick give the dog a big hug fir Linda! She will be truly missed!
I so remember my friend at the end of the Meadows! I still dream of our street! Enjoy your reunion uo above w all your loved ones! God bless!
I miss my little sister everyday I remember when she was small she could not pronounce her R s and caller me Boby we had a very happy and fun childhood thanks to our wonderful parents I love you sister and miss you very much
My deepest sympathies to Linda’s family and friends.
Linda has been a treasured friend since we were young classmates at Rush-Henrietta schools. Her smile was the best ever, along with her love & compassion for everything around her. I will miss her dearly until we meet again ?
I will miss your laugh, I will miss your stories… I will miss you the rest of my life. Rest now my dear friend.