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Ginnie Holly posted a condolence
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
I met Linda 18 years ago when I was dating her son, my husband, Scott. I was a bit different to what she was used to. Above all we had a lot in common. Even tho I was so "out there and loud" she never made me feel unwelcome or unliked. I was blessed a few years ago to listen to her tell me how she felt in the beginning We laughed and then she told me I am not her daughter in law, I was another daughter. When I entered this family I had an 18 month old son, and he has always been treated just like one of her grandkids. Thats just how she was. It has been amazing to be around her and I will really miss her. Thank you Mom for being such a good friend and Momma.
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The Palmer's posted a condolence
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Our prayers go out to your family in your time of grief. David Palmer and family.
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Mary Powell Henry posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
I am so sorry to hear of Linda's passing. We went to school together for many years, did lots of skating and movies when growning up. She was a very sweet,caring person and always fun to be around. As school friends do we would loose contact but then run into each other in Sapulpa every so often and visit until we had to get on with our business or where ever we were headed. To her family my prayers and thoughts are with you all.
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Sheena Stobaugh posted a condolence
Monday, November 8, 2010
Always the cool mom. She listened to cool music, she wore cool clothes, she got down on our level in order to connect with us. I feel like I grew up at the Holly house. From 8th grade through the end of high school and even beyond, I spent a lot of time there. I was always made to feel welcome. Walking through the front door, it never felt like someone else's house; more like an extension of my own.
As I grew into a young woman, Linda mentored me. She helped me get a job, helped me gain new skills and, most importantly, helped me to see my potential. She helped me through relationship troubles, friendship troubles and parenting issues. The most memorable thing she told me was that we will never be a perfect parent, no matter how hard we try; it's the fact that you love your kids more than anything in the world that matters most. She taught me that we can only do our best; we will make many mistakes along the way, and the most important thing is to just learn from those mistakes and strive to be better parents.
She always talked to me candidly about things she wished she had done differently in life. She never sugar-coated anything for my benefit. Being brutally honest and real was all part of the way she taught me so many things.
I should have told her when I had the chance what an impact she made on my life, but as happens a lot, we wait for the "right time," which, sadly, sometimes never comes.
In closing, I just want my very good friend Amber to know how much her mom loved her and how proud of her she was. We talked so many times about that love and that pride. You could always see a sparkle in her eyes when she spoke about her kids and their accomplishments. They truly were the light of her life. Because of the number of things she taught me, I know she had to have taught you both many more things, whether by words or example. And in that way, she will always be with you. Try to take solace in the fact that you will be with her again someday forever. It's not good-bye; it's "see you later."
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Lisa Donaldson posted a condolence
Monday, November 8, 2010
When I think of Linda it brings back many childhood memories. She always welcomed me into her home. Amber and I had many good times thanks to Linda. We went on vacations, sleepovers, movies, whatever we wanted she did her best. Awesome woman! She will be missed! Amber I love you!! God Bless You!
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Lynn Sissons posted a condolence
Monday, November 8, 2010
While it has been many years since I have seen Linda, my memories of her are of a very kind and caring person, who adored her family. I am so sorry to hear of her passing, and my prayers are with her family. May God's love and your memories bring each of you comfort.
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Shane Aaron Helms posted a condolence
Sunday, November 7, 2010
I became to know Linda through Amber. We began Kindergarten together, but it was not till we were in 1st grade together that I really got to know Linda. She would always meet me at the door, when I would pick up Amber to walk to school. As Amber and I began to hang out more and more, I became more of a fixture at the Holly's household. When dinner came around, Linda always made a kind gesture to invite me. There were many of rainy and snowy days that she made sure we would have a ride to school. It was as if it were never a bother to her to make sure that whichever of us neighborhood kids were at the house we always were welcomed in and greeted with that warm motherly smile. That same smile can be seen on Amber's face, when she smiles. I know that the years have came and went and we all have went separate directions but there are ties to our childhood that will always keep us together. Through sadness and happiness, we all will be there for one another, in one way or the other! My thoughts and prayers go out to all of you and know that Linda will live on through memories that time can not erase ~
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Shane Aaron Helms posted a condolence
Sunday, November 7, 2010
My deepest and sorrowful condolences go out to you and your family. I wish that I could be there to help you through this, at least a shoulder to cry on and ear to listen. I know that there were many talks were left unspoken, but I am sure that she knows what you need her to know. It's a intuition that is given to mothers ~ they know and understand things without ever a word spoken! I love you and like I said before if there is anything I can do, do not hesitate to call ~
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Amber posted a condolence
Sunday, November 7, 2010
I love you, mama and I miss you so much. I had so much left to make up to you. I'm sorry I waited too long. I love you with all my heart, always and forever. Amber
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