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Linda Palmer, a beloved resident of Minnesota, has sadly passed away. We remember her life and mourn her death, cherishing the memories she leaves behind. Join us in honoring Linda’s legacy as we celebrate the impact she made on the lives of those around her.

Remembering Linda Palmer: A Life Well-Lived and a Courageous Battle with Cancer

Linda Ellen Palmer, born on March 3, 1946 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, peacefully passed away on November 9, 2022 at the age of 76 after a long illness. She fought a courageous battle with cancer, surrounded by her loving family. Linda was predeceased by her parents Edith (Lenton) and Fred Keil, as well as her stepfather Clifford Ward. She is survived by her husband of 54 years, Bill, their sons Jeff (Carolyn) and James (Bonnie), and their grandchildren Emma, Heidi, Bridget, and Jackson. Linda was also the younger sister of Sharon (Lyle Chopp) and had sisters-in-law Margaret Nygren (Carl) and Barb Ivison (Barry).

After graduating from United College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1967, Linda met Bill through her mother Edith who worked with him at Eaton’s on Portage Avenue. They married in 1968 and started their family with the birth of Jeff in 1971 followed by James in 1973. Once their children were grown, Linda re-entered the workforce as a School Board Trustee for Winnipeg School Division 1 (WSD1). She eventually retired as the Co-ordinator of Volunteer Services for WSD1.

Linda cherished her home on Ash Street where she lived with Bill for over five decades. She took great pride in her flowers, gardens, and pets. Family meant everything to Linda, and she made sure to shower them with love and support. She attended all their concerts, recitals, plays, and events to show her unwavering affection. Linda was immensely proud of her sons, daughters-in-law, and grandchildren whom she considered her greatest accomplishment.

Summers were particularly special to Linda. She enjoyed camping, gardening, and traveling with her family. They started with tent camping before transitioning to RV life. Their holidays included trips to the woodcarving festival in Lake Bronson, Minnesota, as well as visits to Hawaii, Palm Springs, and Disney World. However, being together as a family was always the highlight of their vacations. The arrival of her first grandchild Emma in 2006 prompted Linda’s retirement so she could spend quality time with her.

In the last three years of her life, Linda faced the challenges of cancer with optimism and hope. She received excellent care from CancerCare Manitoba, Health Sciences Centre, and Riverview Health Centre. Dr. Susan Green provided invaluable friendship, advice, and support during this difficult time. Linda’s faith was also a source of comfort for her, and she was an active member of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church where she served on Council as Treasurer.

Funeral services for Linda will be held on Friday, November 18, 2022 at 2:00 p.m. at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church on Cambridge Street at Corydon Avenue. A reception will follow the service, and masks are encouraged to be worn during the event. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to CancerCare Manitoba, the Assiniboine Park Conservancy (in support of the English Garden), or a charity of your choice.

Linda Palmer will be deeply missed by all who knew her. Her infectious laughter and beautiful smile brought joy to those around her. May she rest in peace knowing that her love for family and cherished memories will forever remain in their hearts.

In Loving Memory of Linda Palmer: A Remarkable Woman’s Legacy

In Loving Memory of Linda Palmer: A Remarkable Woman’s Legacy

Linda Ellen Palmer, born on March 3, 1946, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, passed away on November 9, 2022, at the age of 76. She fought a courageous battle with cancer and peacefully passed away with her family by her side. Linda was predeceased by her parents Edith and Fred Keil, as well as her stepfather Clifford Ward. She is survived by her loving husband of 54 years, Bill, their sons Jeff and James, daughters-in-law Carolyn and Bonnie, and grandchildren Emma, Heidi, Bridget, and Jackson. Linda was also the younger sister of Sharon (Lyle Chopp) and had sisters-in-law Margaret Nygren (Carl) and Barb Ivison (Barry).

Growing up on College Avenue during the post-war baby boom era, Linda was surrounded by a close-knit community of family and friends. After graduating from United College in 1967 with a Bachelor of Arts degree, Linda met Bill through her mother Edith who worked with him at Eaton’s on Portage Avenue. They married in 1968 and started a family soon after with the birth of their sons Jeff in 1971 and James in 1973.

Once their children were grown up, Linda re-entered the workforce as a School Board Trustee for Winnipeg School Division 1 (WSD1). She eventually retired as the Co-ordinator of Volunteer Services for WSD1. Linda’s dedication to education extended beyond her professional life; she served on Council as Treasurer at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church where she was an active member.

Family meant everything to Linda, and she made sure to shower them with love and affection. She attended countless concerts, recitals, plays, and events to support her loved ones. Linda took immense pride in her sons’ accomplishments as well as her grandchildren. She cherished her summers, spending time camping, gardening, and traveling with her family. From tent camping to RV life, Linda created lasting memories with her loved ones. Trips to Lake Bronson, Minnesota for the woodcarving festival, as well as visits to Hawaii, Palm Springs, and Disney World were highlights of their travels.

In 2006, Linda became a grandmother when Emma was born. This milestone prompted her to retire so she could spend more time with her first grandchild. Over the next six years, Linda enjoyed taking care of Emma and later welcomed two more granddaughters and a grandson into her life.

The last three years of Linda’s life were challenging as she battled cancer. However, she remained optimistic and hopeful until the end. Linda received excellent care from CancerCare Manitoba, Health Sciences Centre, and Riverview Health Centre. Dr. Susan Green’s friendship, advice, and support meant a great deal to her during this time.

Linda will be remembered for her beautiful smile and infectious laughter. Her positive outlook on life touched everyone she met. She had a special love for animals and enjoyed tending to her flowers and gardens at home.

Funeral services for Linda Palmer will be held on Friday, November 18th at 2:00 p.m. at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church in Winnipeg. A reception will follow the service. The family kindly requests that masks be worn during the service. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to CancerCare Manitoba or the Assiniboine Park Conservancy in support of the English Garden or a charity of your choice.

Linda Palmer leaves behind a remarkable legacy of love and devotion to her family and community. She will be deeply missed but forever remembered in the hearts of those who knew and loved her.

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Honoring the Life of Linda Ellen Palmer: A Beloved Wife, Mother, and Grandmother

Honoring the Life of Linda Ellen Palmer: A Beloved Wife, Mother, and Grandmother

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Linda Ellen Palmer, born on March 3, 1946, peacefully passed away on November 9, 2022, after a long battle with cancer. She was surrounded by her loving family during her courageous fight. Linda was predeceased by her parents Edith (Lenton) and Fred Keil, as well as her stepfather Clifford Ward. She is survived by her devoted husband of 54 years, Bill, her sons Jeff and James, and her beloved grandchildren Emma, Heidi, Bridget, and Jackson. Linda also leaves behind her younger sister Sharon (Lyle Chopp) and sisters-in-law Margaret Nygren (Carl) and Barb Ivison (Barry).

Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Linda grew up on College Avenue during the post-war baby boom. After graduating from United College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1967, Linda met Bill through her mother Edith who worked with him at Eaton’s on Portage Avenue. They married in 1968 and started their family with the birth of their sons Jeff in 1971 and James in 1973.

After raising their children, Linda re-entered the workforce as a School Board Trustee for Winnipeg School Division 1 (WSD1). She eventually retired as the Co-ordinator of Volunteer Services for WSD1. Throughout her life, Linda took great pride in her home on Ash Street where she lived for over five decades. She cherished her flowers, gardens, and pets that brought so much joy to her life.

Family was everything to Linda. She made it a priority to shower them with love and affection by attending concerts, recitals, plays, and any other events they were involved in. Her sons Jeff and James along with their wives Carolyn and Bonnie were sources of immense pride for Linda. Her greatest accomplishment in life was being a devoted mother and grandmother to her four grandchildren.

Linda loved summer vacations, especially camping, gardening, and traveling. She and Bill enjoyed many trips together, including visits to the woodcarving festival at Lake Bronson, Minnesota, as well as trips to Hawaii, Palm Springs, and Disney World. However, being with family was always the most important part of their travels. The arrival of her first grandchild Emma in 2006 prompted Linda to retire so she could spend more time with her growing family. She later had the joy of welcoming two more granddaughters and a grandson into her life.

In the last three plus years of her life, Linda faced the difficult challenge of battling cancer. Despite the hardships, she remained optimistic and hopeful until the end. Linda received excellent care from CancerCare Manitoba, Health Sciences Centre, and Riverview Health Centre. She was particularly grateful for the friendship, advice, and support she received from Dr. Susan Green during this time.

Linda was an active member of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church where she served on Council as Treasurer. Her faith provided her with comfort during her final days. The family extends their gratitude to Pastor Ron Long for providing communion to them and Rev. Olive Flett for her support during Linda’s final hours.

Funeral services will be held on Friday, November 18, 2022 at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church followed by a reception. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to CancerCare Manitoba or other charities close to your heart.

Linda Ellen Palmer will always be remembered as a loving wife, devoted mother, doting grandmother, loyal friend, and faithful church member. Her smile was contagious and her laughter brought joy to those around her. May she rest in peace knowing that her love will forever live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved her.

Linda Palmer Obituary: Celebrating a Life Filled with Love, Family, and Adventure

Linda Ellen Palmer, born on March 3, 1946, peacefully passed away on November 9, 2022, after a long battle with cancer. She was surrounded by her family during her courageous fight. Linda was predeceased by her parents Edith and Fred Keil, as well as her stepfather Clifford Ward. She is survived by her loving husband of 54 years, Bill, her sons Jeff and James, and her grandchildren Emma, Heidi, Bridget, and Jackson. Linda was the younger sister of Sharon and had two sisters-in-law Margaret Nygren and Barb Ivison.

Linda was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba and grew up on College Avenue during the post-war baby boom era. She graduated from United College in 1967 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. It was through her mother’s connection at Eaton’s that she met Bill, who would later become her husband. They got married in 1968 and started their family with the birth of their sons Jeff in 1971 and James in 1973.

After raising her children, Linda re-entered the workforce as a School Board Trustee for Winnipeg School Division 1 (WSD1). She eventually retired as the Co-ordinator of Volunteer Services for WSD1. Linda and Bill lived in their home on Ash Street for 51 years, where Linda took great pride in tending to her flowers, gardens, and pets.

Family meant everything to Linda, and she made sure to shower them with love and attend all their events such as concerts, recitals, and plays. She was tremendously proud of her sons, daughters-in-law Carolyn and Bonnie, and grandchildren.

Linda loved spending summers camping, gardening, and traveling with her family. They enjoyed trips to Lake Bronson for the woodcarving festival in Minnesota as well as vacations to Hawaii, Palm Springs, and Disney World. The arrival of her first grandchild, Emma, in 2006 led Linda to retire and spend the next six years taking care of her and enjoying every moment. She would later welcome two more granddaughters and a grandson.

In the last three years, Linda faced the challenges of battling cancer. However, she remained optimistic and hopeful until the end. She received excellent care from CancerCare Manitoba, Health Sciences Centre, and Riverview Health Centre. Dr. Susan Green provided invaluable support during this time.

Linda was an active member of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, where she served on Council as Treasurer. Her faith brought her comfort in her final days. The family extends their gratitude to Pastor Ron Long for providing communion to the family and Rev. Olive Flett for her support during Linda’s last hours.

Funeral services will be held on November 18, 2022, at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, followed by a reception. Masks are encouraged during the service. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to CancerCare Manitoba, Assiniboine Park Conservancy (in support of the English Garden), or a charity of choice.

Linda Ellen Palmer passed away at Riverview Health Centre at the age of 76. The full obituary and service details can be found in the Winnipeg Free Press.

Condolences and memories have been shared by friends and loved ones who remember Linda fondly. She will be greatly missed for her wonderful laugh and positive spirit.

In conclusion, Linda Palmer’s life was filled with love, family, and adventure. She dedicated herself to her family and created lasting memories through camping trips, travels, and cherished moments with her grandchildren. Despite her battle with cancer, Linda remained optimistic and cherished her faith until the end. Her passing leaves behind a legacy of love that will be remembered by all who knew her.

Fondly Remembering Linda Palmer: Her Impact on Family, Friends, and Community

Fondly Remembering Linda Palmer: Her Impact on Family, Friends, and Community

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Linda Ellen Palmer, born on March 3, 1946, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, passed away on November 9, 2022, after a long battle with cancer. She was surrounded by her loving family during her final moments. Linda’s passing marks the end of a courageous journey and leaves behind cherished memories for her husband of 54 years, Bill, their sons Jeff and James, and their grandchildren Emma, Heidi, Bridget, and Jackson.

Linda’s early life was filled with love and joy as she grew up in the post-war baby boom era on College Avenue. After graduating from United College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1967, Linda met Bill through her mother Edith’s connection at Eaton’s on Portage Avenue. They married in 1968 and started their family with the arrival of Jeff in 1971 and James in 1973.

As her children grew up and became independent, Linda re-entered the workforce as a School Board Trustee for Winnipeg School Division 1 (WSD1). She eventually retired as the Coordinator of Volunteer Services for WSD1. Linda’s dedication to education and community service made a lasting impact on the lives of many students and volunteers.

Throughout her life, Linda found great joy in her home on Ash Street. She took pride in caring for her flowers, gardens, and pets. Family always came first for Linda. She showered them with love and support by attending concerts, recitals, plays, and any event that brought them together.

Summers were especially cherished by Linda. Camping trips and gardening became beloved traditions for the family. Later on, they embarked on RV adventures to woodcarving festivals in Lake Bronson, Minnesota or enjoyed vacations to destinations like Hawaii or Disney World. These trips were filled with laughter and quality time spent with loved ones.

The arrival of her first grandchild, Emma, in 2006 marked a new chapter in Linda’s life. She retired to spend more time with her grandchildren and embraced the role of a doting grandmother. Over the years, she welcomed two more granddaughters and a grandson into her heart, finding immense joy in their presence.

Linda’s last three years were challenging as she fought against cancer. However, she remained optimistic and hopeful until the end. She received exceptional care from CancerCare Manitoba, Health Sciences Centre, and Riverview Health Centre. The support and friendship of Dr. Susan Green provided immeasurable comfort during this difficult time.

Linda was an active member of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, where she served on Council as Treasurer. Her faith brought her solace and strength during her final days. Pastor Ron Long and Rev. Olive Flett provided spiritual guidance and support to Linda and her family.

Funeral services for Linda will be held on November 18, 2022, at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church. A reception will follow the service. In lieu of flowers, donations to CancerCare Manitoba or other charities close to your heart are appreciated.

Linda Palmer will be remembered for her infectious smile, contagious laughter, and unwavering love for her family and friends. Her impact on their lives is immeasurable, leaving behind cherished memories that will be treasured forever.

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Saying Goodbye to Linda Palmer: Cherished Memories and Lasting Legacies

Saying Goodbye to Linda Palmer: Cherished Memories and Lasting Legacies

Linda Ellen Palmer, born on March 3, 1946, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, peacefully passed away on November 9, 2022, at the age of 76. After a long battle with cancer, she was surrounded by her loving family until the end. Linda was predeceased by her parents Edith (Lenton) and Fred Keil, as well as her stepfather Clifford Ward. She is survived by her devoted husband of 54 years, Bill Palmer, their two sons Jeff (Carolyn) and James (Bonnie), and their four grandchildren Emma, Heidi, Bridget, and Jackson. Linda was also the beloved younger sister of Sharon (Lyle Chopp), and she had two sisters-in-law Margaret Nygren (Carl) and Barb Ivison (Barry).

Growing up on College Avenue during the post-war baby boom era, Linda experienced a childhood filled with love from her family and friends. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from United College in 1967. It was through her mother’s connection at Eaton’s that she met Bill Palmer, who would become her loving husband in 1968. Together they built a beautiful family with the birth of their sons Jeff in 1971 and James in 1973.

After raising her children, Linda re-entered the workforce as a School Board Trustee for Winnipeg School Division 1 (WSD1). She eventually retired as the Co-ordinator of Volunteer Services for WSD1. Throughout her career and personal life, Linda took great pride in her home on Ash Street where she lived for over five decades. She had a deep love for gardening and caring for her flowers and pets.

Family meant everything to Linda. She showered them with love and affection and made sure to attend all their important events such as concerts, recitals, and plays. Linda was immensely proud of her sons, daughters-in-law, and grandchildren, considering them to be her greatest accomplishment in life. Summers were particularly cherished by Linda as she enjoyed camping, gardening, and traveling with her family. Whether it was a trip to Lake Bronson for the woodcarving festival or vacations to Hawaii, Palm Springs, or Disney World, being with family was always the highlight.

In 2006, Linda became a grandmother for the first time with the arrival of Emma. This milestone prompted her decision to retire so she could spend more time with her granddaughter. Over the next six years, Linda cherished every moment caring for Emma. She later welcomed two more granddaughters and a grandson into her life.

The last three plus years of Linda’s life were challenging as she battled cancer. However, she remained optimistic and hopeful throughout it all. Linda received excellent care from the dedicated professionals at CancerCare Manitoba, Health Sciences Centre, and Riverview Health Centre. She especially appreciated the friendship and support from Dr. Susan Green during this difficult time.

Linda was an active member of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church where she served on Council as Treasurer. Her faith provided comfort and solace during her final days. The family expresses their gratitude to Pastor Ron Long for providing communion to them and extends a special thank you to Rev. Olive Flett for her support during Linda’s last hours.

Funeral services will be held on Friday, November 18, 2022 at 2:00 p.m. at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church followed by a reception. In honor of current circumstances, masks are encouraged during the service. Instead of flowers, donations can be made to CancerCare Manitoba, Assiniboine Park Conservancy (supporting the English Garden), or a charity of choice.

Linda Palmer leaves behind cherished memories and lasting legacies in the hearts of all who knew her. She will be remembered for her beautiful smile, contagious laughter, and unwavering love for her family. Though she may no longer be physically present, Linda’s spirit will live on through the memories and love she shared with those closest to her. May she rest in peace.

Linda Palmer, a beloved resident of Minnesota, has sadly passed away. Her death leaves behind a void that will be deeply felt by her loved ones and community. Let us remember Linda for her kind heart, infectious laughter, and the positive impact she had on those around her. May her soul rest in peace.

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