Birth date: Jun 18, 1944 Death date: Aug 8, 2008
Linda L. McFarland (nee Morley), age 64, of N. Ridgeville, went home to Jesus on Friday, August 8, 2008 at Cancer Treatment Center of America, Philadelphia, PA, following a long illness. Born in Uniontown, PA., she was a resident Read Obituary
The Christmas before she passsed was very memorable as I was blessed to spend 3 weeks with her in Philly at the Cancer Center there.
we went to plays,gettysburg,valley forge,antiquing,Amish Country and so much more...this was the christmas in 2007..
She meant the world to me and I will always have many memories of her...she is truly missed.
I miss you more and more every day, a huge part of me died when you died and I will only be whole again when I SEE YOU in glory!
sleep peacefully mom and see you VERY soon.
Kenny - I remember you from when I was in the choir at NRHS. Your mother was so proud of your voice, sing her a song and listen for her to sing back.
My parents and I send our deepest condolences to your entire family. May God bring you peace.
I will forever miss you Linda. God Bless your family, you will all be together again one day.
Our prayers are with you at this most difficult time. I am going to miss all the phone calls from your mom.. She was going thru some tough times with the loss of her mom and sister, and then losing Jon.I told her to call anytime,because we need others to help get us thru those times. I just still cant't believe that she is gone. But praise god she is made whole now. Please keep in touch. We Love You guys. Aunt Gladys & Uncle Ed
Ken, Tom, Mike- Linda is more than a gem. Your mom has lived resilience and strength in the face of life's challenges and her love, her compassion, and her joy will continue to bear witness of the beautiful hesrt that God has placed in her. We know that her heart lives on-you are all evidence of that. I am so grateful to have met and known her. Thank you for allowing me that. You're all on my mind and in my prayers. Love and blessings to your families for God's strength and peace through this tough journey. The hope we have is absolutely eternal, and NEVER disappoints, for in it, God has poured out His love in our hearts. May HIs love fill your hearts. I love you, Linda...'till we meet again.
Ken, Tommy, Brian and family,
While we lost touch as time went on I will alway's have the best thoughts of your mom. What a wonderful Aunt see was to me. I loved staying with you guy's for a weeks or two at a time when I was a boy. You mom alway's made me feel part of her family. You are in my prayers. Let's keep in touch.
Your cousin
Jimmy Wilson
To Ken, Tommy,and Brian, I grew-up as a nieghbor to your family when you lived on Searsdale in Cleveland. Although I was very young and you guys moved while we were still young, your mom and my parents had kept in touch. I just wanted to tell you I remeber the warm and loving smile your mom always had on her face and her laugh was absolutly infectious! I will carry with me how she showed she loved life! my prayers our with you all, god bess you - sharon(hinton)kobal
My prayers are with you during this difficult time. You have my deepest sympathy. Teri Bilancini (a past co-worker of Krista)
