I knew Linda from our many years of working together on civil enforcement matters (I was a creditors' rights attorney). Linda was truly a "Civil Servant" in the best meaning of the term. She was always civil to all with whom she came in contact and, almost as important, she was a servant to the county of Monroe and the Sheriff's Office. All who came in contact with her appreciated her attitude and ever present smile. If we didn't know the answer to a particular question, Linda would work hard to find the correct response. Would that all our civil servants had Linda's attitude. She will surely be missed. My condolences to her family and the co-workers at the Sheriff's Department.
Michael Schnittman
The first time I met Linda I knew she was special! She is someone that you meet and instantly becomes a part of your life forever. The long talks we had and the laughs we shared will be with me always. Her kindness, her smile, her love and compassion will live on in everyone that was blessed to be touched by her.
Linda and the Domenica family have been a part of my earliest memories in life. My heart breaks for you all and her children. I wish I could be there with you all to celebrate her life. I am sending all my love and strength from across the country. I love you all so much.
My love, prayers, and condolences go out to you and your family. Linda was a strong, independent women who loved fiercely. She had a light that brightened one’s day. Thank you for allowing me to care for Linda. I am blessed to have met her and to have witnessed her love and kindness for others.
Caroline and I want to send our deepest sympathies to the whole family on Linda’s passing. Our memories of her are of a kind gentle family oriented women who loved her family above all else. She was always considerate and delightful and we consider it an honor to have taken care of her over those many years. We will keep her family in our prayers. God bless, Richard and Caroline Gagnier
So very sorry to hearing of Linda passing. I got to see Linds a few days before her passing. She was always one of our very special residents at FBH. Always smiling loving her family and sharing pictures with us of her family. She was very creative.Linda will be missed and always remembered with that smiling face never complaining for all she was going thru with her positive attitude. Love u Linda heaven gained another angel
Oh my God where do I start, Linda was a person you just couldn't love and care for , she was a person to call my family. When I first met her I was so gentle to touch her , she told honey be scared I'm rough , lol, I got so used to to her she wouldn't let nobody care for her when I was there or in the building (she wanted her Shica). As time went on I visited her every chance I could when at work but my most recieved blessing was looking into her eyes one last time to tell I love ❤️ her . I am going to truly miss her and cherish our laughs and talks . May she sleep in peace. My mom away from home
I first knew Linda when working with her at MCSO. She was a lovely lady, hard-working and determined. I heard, many times, of her love for her daughters and their families.
We rekindled our friendship via Facebook many years later, and got to have a long conversation over breakfast one day.
I extend my deepest condolences for Linda's family. You were loved!!
