Linda J. Lindquist
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Linda J. Lindquist, of Lawrence, Kansas, age 71, went to be with the Lord on Friday, March 15, 2019 at Brandon Woods at Alvamar Senior Living in Lawrence, Kansas surrounded by her loved ones. From her birth on January 17, 1948 and throughout her life, she enriched the people around her with love, kindness, and wisdom.
She is survived by her beloved husband of 25 years, Mark Lindquist, who was always by her side, sons, William (Bill) Boswell and wife, Cheryl; John Boswell, and wife, Nikki; and grandchildren: Blake Boswell, Madison Boswell, Hunter Boswell, Camryn Boswell, and Cade Boswell.
Linda will be remembered for her warmth and humor; she was a beautiful light to all who knew her. Early in her career she worked at Statland Medical Group of Overland Park, Kansas, becoming an Office Manager until her retirement. She loved traveling with Mark to the National Parks, was a devout Kansas City Chiefs fan, and a loyal “Rock Chalk” Jayhawk.
The family would like to extend their gratitude to Activity Coordinator Mary Montgomery, Social Worker Stephanie Haviland and the fine staff at Brandon Woods at Alvamar.
In Lieu of a funeral service, Linda’s wishes were to make her final resting place at Yellowstone National Park. A memorial service will be held at a later date.
John and Bill,
Jim and I are so sorry for the passing of your Mom. She was so sweet and found joy in life and raised two fine men.
My heart goes out to you both…treasure the wonderful memories that you made together – I remember Linda so well – knowing she no longer suffers will help bring you comfort. Love, Bonnie (Debbie’s Mom)
John and Bill,
David and I were saddened to here of your moms passing. She was such a lovely person that we had the privilege of calling our friend. We enjoyed the time spent with her during your Calvary days and Scouting. You both and your families are in our thoughts and prayers. Rest In Peace our friend.
I am so very sorry for your loss. I have so many wonderful memories of your mom and I can still hear her laugh. I know you miss her but I hope knowing she’s no longer in pain will bring you some comfort in the days to come. Our thoughts are with you.
Love and Prayers,
Connie (Yarrington) and Camryn
I’m so sorry to hear of your mother’s condition. I thank God that she is now in a better place.
Larry Sr
John,
Clint sent me this notice this afternoon. I was without words. It has been years since I had seen your mom. We did visit a few times over the years and I know how you are feeling about now. She was a great lady and will be missed.
Chip
THE LORD RECEIVED ANOTHER GOOD PERSON ,LOVE YOU GUYS .DAD
My heart goes out to your family. We shared many laughs together. I hope your memories bring you comfort.
Linda was a huge reason why I loved going in to work. It was an honor and a privilege to be able to help take care of her during her time at Brandon Woods. She was graceful, joyful and full of humor despite her condition. She will be missed, but I’m so glad she’s free from her earthly body and is now with Lord. I’m praying that the Lord will be with you and the fact that she was loved by so many will be a comfort to you.
I had the pleasure of working as an outside accountant while Linda was at Statland Clinic and later when her office was located at Menorah Medical Center. She was an amazing, kind person. She had an easy laugh and always went out of her way to make those around her feel welcome.
May she rest in peace.