I had the pleasure of working with Linda for a few years in Connecticut a long time ago. She was a sweetheart with a heart of gold and always had a smile on her face. Heaven gained a beautiful angel ❤️
Steve we are sending you prayers, big hugs and love for you, wishing you soon you will be calm, strong and you can start your new chapter with your heart full of love for Linda in a new way to love her
Our prayers and love for Linda wishing her rest in peace and total freedom; sincerely Maria and family
I only knew Linda from the Snappin’ Dogs restaurant but thought she was very nice and engaging and we had many conversations over the years. I knew her parents as well.
My condolences to the family and friends.
Steve, I am very sorry to read about Linda’s passing. I only met her once but that one time happened because you insisted that I meet your lovely wife before I went back to my hotel after making the trek to Steve’s Snapping Dogs. I remember how in love with her you were years into your marriage. You stand out in my life for being the person who got me to a hospital when I broke my neck and your talent and professionalism prevented further injury, which then gave me the chance to recover from paralysis and have a full life with a family and many a hiked mountain. Best I can tell, Linda and you were rewarded for all the good you’ve done in the world with a love affair lasting decades and beyond. Be well my friend.
It was a blessing to know Linda and her family. Famous people to all kids from 60's and 70's (Blinky) of course.
I got to know Mr Scott from Arapahoe Swap n Shop days when he sold treasures as himself.
I got to know Larry, Linda (my sister's name) .
I was a regular at Steve's Snappin Dogs and became good friends of Linda and Steve's.
Had my weekly hotdog and Snappin Beer, up until the end of that magical time.
