Linda left the world a better place for her many years of work in Health Care, especially her hands-on training in long term care facilities with hundreds or personal support workers. As well as teaching the physical patient care, Linda actively demonstrated importance that having a kind and loving heart towards patients was essential to helping them feel safe and well cared-for.
Linda loved art in its many forms. She herself was an accomplished photographer. She developed her own black and white prints, most of which celebrated nature's beauty. She would often use water colour overlays as a means of enhancing the work.
Memorial donations can be made to the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation.
Linda loved art in its many forms. She herself was an accomplished photographer. She developed her own black and white prints, most of which celebrated nature's beauty. She would often use water colour overlays as a means of enhancing the work.
Memorial donations can be made to the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation.
Burial Date: January 18, 2018
A memorial celebration will take place on Thursday January 18, 1 to 4 pm at the First Unitarian Congregation of Toronto, 175 St. Clair Ave West .
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