Linda Marlene Van Ness
Linda was born on April 16th, 1942, a very exciting day when Easter lands as well. Linda was born as Linda Hudson, then married her husband Billy Don Van Ness for 31 years, he predeceased her in 2012. She was born in Bellingham, Washington, then lived most of her life in Portland, Oregon, where she enjoyed welcoming the early spring and flowers. She later moved to Maine to be with her daughter and grandchildren. The weather was not ideal to her, but her family made it well worth the stay for her.
Linda is survived by son, Craig Van Ness, daughter, Cheryl Dort, grandson Hayden Cyprian, granddaughter Molly Hatch, grandson in law Nicholas Hatch, and the lights of her life, her great grandsons Rhett, Riley, and Jonah Hatch. Linda is also survived by her beloved cat and best friend, Oliver. They spent Linda’s last moments side by side.
Linda had a quick wit, a strong spirit, she loved animals and rocking horses, and she knew how to properly indulge in chocolate, coffee, and television.
Linda passed away peacefully on November 15th, 2023 at home, spending her last days being cherished and loved on, or “fluffed and buffed” as family called it, by loved ones.
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Linda was born on April 16th, 1942, a very exciting day when Easter lands as well. Linda was born as Linda Hudson, then married her husband Billy Don Van Ness for 31 years, he predeceased her in 2012. She was born in Bellingham, Washington, then lived most of her life in Portland, Oregon, where she enjoyed welcoming the early spring and flowers. She later moved to Maine to be with her daughter and grandchildren. The weather was not ideal to her, but her family made it well worth the stay for her.
Linda is survived by son, Craig Van Ness, daughter, Cheryl Dort, grandson Hayden Cyprian, granddaughter Molly Hatch, grandson in law Nicholas Hatch, and the lights of her life, her great grandsons Rhett, Riley, and Jonah Hatch. Linda is also survived by her beloved cat and best friend, Oliver. They spent Linda’s last moments side by side.
Linda had a quick wit, a strong spirit, she loved animals and rocking horses, and she knew how to properly indulge in chocolate, coffee, and television.
Linda passed away peacefully on November 15th, 2023 at home, spending her last days being cherished and loved on, or “fluffed and buffed” as family called it, by loved ones.
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