I am so sorry to hear of Linda's passing. We had been friends for a long time. A wonderful and warm person. She and her family had lived upstairs when we were in school. I send my heartfelt condolences to her family and friends. A hui hou (until we meet again) Nam myoho renge kyo.
It saddens me to hear about the passing of a wonderful high school friend. Some of my warmest high school memories include this wonderful friend. Rest in peace, see you on the other side. Connie
I join all of your comments. I've lived away from KCK for more years than I actually lived there. And I remember our classmates the way they were back in the day. To hear about Linda's passing is so surprising and sad. May the Lord's Spirit rest with her family during this time.
Linda was a beautiful person. I take particular joy in remembering a few times walking with her and Henry Davis from some events at school. She always laughed at what me an Henry were talking about. She was also an active participant the summer of 1969 when Amiri Baraka came to KCK to help raise bail money for wrongly accused activists. Linda was a generous spirit for the good and a staunch opponent of evil. People like her make the world a better place. She will be missed here but welcome in Paradise.
My sincerest and deepest condolences to Linda's family. I remember the school days and time seems to pass so swiftly. We have the consolation to know we ALL will meet again someday.
Another one of the branches of our '67 family has fallen. I was so sorry to hear of Linda's passing. I will always remember her as a warm and caring person. Condolences to her family. Rest well, Linda.
Robert Powell
Linda was a great friend of mine. That was true during our days are Sumner all the way to now. Her warm presence will truly be missed.
Waymon Jones
Linda was a beautiful person with a warm sprirt. I will miss her as many of you will also.
Diane Settle
I am so sorry to hear of Linda's passing. We had been friends for a long time. A wonderful and warm person. She and her family had lived upstairs when we were in school. I send my heartfelt condolences to her family and friends. A hui hou (until we meet again) Nam myoho renge kyo.
Aloha Dani
Gwendolyn C Smith (Slaughter)
It saddens me to hear about the passing of a wonderful high school friend. Some of my warmest high school memories include this wonderful friend. Rest in peace, see you on the other side. Connie
Beverley A Oliver (Hawkins)
I join all of your comments. I've lived away from KCK for more years than I actually lived there. And I remember our classmates the way they were back in the day. To hear about Linda's passing is so surprising and sad. May the Lord's Spirit rest with her family during this time.
Joylyn Easter (Phillips)
I'm sorry to hear of the passing of my classmate Linda Robinson James. May she rest in peace! My prayers are with her family.Stephen Henderson
Linda was a beautiful person. I take particular joy in remembering a few times walking with her and Henry Davis from some events at school. She always laughed at what me an Henry were talking about. She was also an active participant the summer of 1969 when Amiri Baraka came to KCK to help raise bail money for wrongly accused activists. Linda was a generous spirit for the good and a staunch opponent of evil. People like her make the world a better place. She will be missed here but welcome in Paradise.
Leonard Sparks III
My sincerest and deepest condolences to Linda's family. I remember the school days and time seems to pass so swiftly. We have the consolation to know we ALL will meet again someday.
God Bless and R.I.P. dear friend Linda.
Jacquelyne Bailey (Carr)
Another one of the branches of our '67 family has fallen. I was so sorry to hear of Linda's passing. I will always remember her as a warm and caring person. Condolences to her family. Rest well, Linda.
Lynell Benjamin (Caldwell)
I think of all of you as my Sumner family and when someone leaves I feel sad even though
I may not have seen them for years. My hope is we will all see each other again in Heaven.
My prayers go out to Linda's family.
Lynell Benjamin Caldwell