Our loss is not having known you when you were on this earth, but we have come to know you through the legacy you left in your wonderful children and grandchildren, photos of you throughout your life, the many friends and family members who gathered to remember you, and Ken's enduring love for you.

Kevin,

Our sympathies for the loss of your mother. You and your family will be in our prayers.

Our condolences,

Celicia Randall and family

Enjoyed bowling with Linda for many years on the church league, she was a great lady full of life and fun,, my brother was on their team the year they won first place, she will be missed, prayers for the family

Kelly, Nick, Mackenzie, Ava, and those family members to whom I have yet to meet, I am so sorry for your loss. I just lost my own mother on December 26. There is no way to prepare for losing a parent. Mr. Harris, I certainly cannot imagine putting a spouse to rest, especially having fell in love at first sight and spending the next 42 years adoring one another. Your love for one another is palpable through your writing.

My heart aches for each of you for the loss of the special relationship you had with this wonderful lady. I was sure looking forward to meeting her once she made it back to Indianapolis. Reading about her amazing life makes me miss her as though I had known her for years. I suspect that's because her daughter has all of those same qualities.

I'm grateful that each of you were able to spend some of your life with Mrs. Harris and wish you peace and comfort throughout the rest of your years with only your memories of her.

Much love,

Tonya

Rest In Peace, Linda. You will be missed.